Question 1

The day-to-day walk of discipleship is considered part of Christian ethics as lived experience.*

A. True

B. False

Question 2

he term "Beatitude" means “humble submission” or “moral discipline.”*

A. True

B. False

Question 3

According to Christian ethical teaching, courage is unrelated to justice and is mainly concerned with personal success and self-protection.*

A. True

B. False

Question 4

One way to understand Christian ethics is as faith seeking practical wisdom in daily life.*

A. True

B. False

Question 5

Christian ethics is built on biblical principles, Christian theology, and tradition. However it does not consider the teachings of Jesus Christ for He lived after the revelation of Old Testament*

A. True

B. False

Question 6

Each Beatitude begins with the word "Blessed" and highlights attitudes that are valued in God's Kingdom, even if they contradict worldly standards.*

A. True

B. False

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT listed as a principle examined by ethics?*

A. Responsibility

B. Fairness

C. Honesty

D. Creativity

Question 8

Which of the following best captures the relationship between Deontological Ethics and Christian moral understanding?*

A. Moral behavior is defined by adherence to universal principles or divine commandments, reflecting the belief in absolute moral duties.

B. Christianity rejects rule-based ethics and emphasizes moral spontaneity without reference to Scripture or tradition.

C. Ethics is based on cultural consensus and social norms, with little emphasis on fixed principles.

D. Moral actions are judged primarily by their outcomes and the happiness they produce, aligning with God’s desire for human flourishing.

Question 9

How does ethics help individuals and societies?*

A. By developing new technologies

B. By predicting economic trends

C. By setting standards that encourage mutual respect and avoid harm

D. By organizing political campaigns

Question 10

What is the deeper ethical significance of the Fourth Commandment ("Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy") in the context of justice and human dignity?*

A. It prioritizes individual economic productivity over rest

B. It enforces isolation from community activities on religious days

C. It affirms the value of rest for all people, including servants and foreigners, emphasizing equality and compassion

D. It allows only priests to benefit from a day of worship

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