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- 1. Multiple Choice
Freedom is limitless. We can always absolutely do as we please.
True
False
- 2. Multiple Choice
Without freedom, a man cannot be held responsible for his or her action.
False
True
- 3. Multiple Choice
Because freedom is relational, all is true, except:
it is not about doing what we want
it is doing what is good
it is centered on oneself
it is respecting the dignity of each other
- 4. Multiple Choice
If freedom is righteousness, which among these is true about the Decalogue?
it destroys our freedom
it prohibits acts that can destroy our freedom
it hinders what we should do to be truly free
it is not about what we should do as people in community
- 5. Multiple Choice
We are to be free from growing as true persons-for-others in the likeness of Christ.
False
True
- 6. Multiple Choice
We are to be free for obstacles that hinder us from truly loving God and others
True
False
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which of the following are exterior threats to freedom?
vices and disordered desires
fears and doubts
prejudices and ignorance
poverty and human rights violation
- 8. Multiple Choice
The following are gradual and subtle exterior threats to freedom, except:
peer pressure
media
lack of parental guidance
racial prejudice
- 9. Multiple Choice
It is our capacity to choose from alternatives and do particular acts.
free choice
fundamental freedom
freedom from
freedom for
- 10. Multiple Choice
It is our basic option or stance underlying all particular everyday moral choices.
free choice
fundamental freedom
freedom from
freedom for
- 11. Fill in the Blank
Who is the perfect sign of God's call to true freedom?
- 12. Multiple Choice
As we mature, we discover the following about freedom and responsibility, except:
there are things we can freely do now compared when we were younger
we are expected to choose to do everything we desire
we feel some things prevent us from doing what we want and hinder our freedom
We become more aware of our duty to protect our freedom as community
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which is true about truth and freedom?
The basic condition of freedom is truth.
Truth does not simply mean being honest.
Truth refers to what Christ has revealed about who we are and what we should do.
All of the above.
- 14. Multiple Choice
Exterior threats to freedom are forces or realities in our community that influence us to act in a self-centered way.
True.
False.
- 15. Multiple Choice
Freedom of choice and fundamental freedom influence each other.
True.
False.
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