2. What is social justice?
(a) Equality for all.
(b) Respect for those in authority.
(c) Respect for each person.
(d) Respect by those in authority.

3. What is required when one prays?
(a) Quiet.
(b) Belief.
(c) Focus.
(d) Darkness.

4. In this section what does the Catholic Church set forth?
(a) A number of Catholic Commandments.
(b) A number of Catholic rules.
(c) A number of Catholic Creeds.
(d) A number of Catholic Principles.

5. What does morality have to with?
(a) Actions which are good, and those that are evil.
(b) What one thinks and does.
(c) Actions that one believes to be right.
(d) Actions and thoughts that are pure.

6. Such a choice to not marry would preclude what?
(a) Adopting children.
(b) Having sexual relations.
(c) Dating.
(d) Becoming engaged.

7. The main body of the Lord's Prayer is laid out as what?
(a) The Seven Petitions.
(b) The Six Petitions.
(c) The Five Petitions.
(d) The Eight Petitions.

8. Whatever one does to another or to oneself, one has also done to whom?
(a) The earth.
(b) All.
(c) Jesus the Christ.
(d) Other gods.

9. What is healthy self-love?
(a) Not selfish nor self-abusive.
(b) Loving others to the extreme.
(c) Hurting oneself for the sake of others.
(d) Caring only about oneself.

10. Why is oil used during Confirmation?
(a) It is preferred by those being confirmed.
(b) It has a nice smell.
(c) It is easy to come by.
(d) It is luxurious and functional.

11. What is parrhesia?
(a) To love all.
(b) To speak calmly.
(c) To love unconditionally.
(d) To speak everything.

12. Why is the greatest moral virtue needed in those who wield public authority?
(a) They care for all.
(b) They enforce God's law.
(c) They are well-known by the public.
(d) They affect the decisions made by others.

13. How is this prayer summarized?
(a) As the entire set of the Gospels.
(b) As the basic beliefs of the Church.
(c) As the desire of the people.
(d) As the life of Jesus.

14. What does Baptism do?
(a) It makes a person wet.
(b) It washes away sins.
(c) It makes families happy.
(d) It washes away sins from an entire family.

15. What does the proper rearing of offspring cultivate in a couple?
(a) The capacity to love unselfishly and also to find and set reasonable boundaries.
(b) The desire to continue the human race.
(c) The capacity to love others.
(d) The need to see themselves reproduced in a new generation.