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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Within what is freedom of choice present?
(a) The limitations of doing what one thinks is right.
(b) The actions of doing good for others.
(c) The limitations of doing what is good.
(d) All actions.

2. Freedom within the spectrum of choices that "fall amongst the good" is only furthered and enhanced by what?
(a) Intimacy with the Church.
(b) Intimacy with others.
(c) Intimacy with oneself.
(d) Intimacy with Christ.

3. Those who did not deny Christ confessed Him to whom?
(a) God.
(b) Priests.
(c) Mary.
(d) One another.

4. Properly aligned from within, the individual can do what?
(a) Work to improve the earth.
(b) Work to improve oneself.
(c) Work to improve conditions for all.
(d) Work to improve the lives of others.

5. The significance of water in the world is recognized as what?
(a) A giver of life.
(b) A large part of our planet.
(c) One major sign of God's handiwork and interest.
(d) A necessary basic need.

6. What are free will and sentience, or rationality?
(a) Two gifts bestowed by God.
(b) Two contrasting ideas.
(c) Two qualities that most strongly indicate the divine within humanity.
(d) Two aspects of humanity.

7. What are the different Holy Orders?
(a) Deacon and lay assistant.
(b) Bishop and priest.
(c) Bishop, priest, and deacon.
(d) Pope, bishop, and priest.

8. How does this chapter begin?
(a) By affirming the social nature of humanity.
(b) By discussing whether humans need to socialize.
(c) By naming Saints who did not require socialization.
(d) By discussing the negative aspects of socialization.

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

10. Those born within the Catholic faith are most likely to have a Confirmation rite when they are _____________.
(a) An infant.
(b) A small child.
(c) An adult.
(d) An adolescent.

11. What kind of bond is the matrimonial bond in Catholicism?
(a) A permanent bond in life and death.
(b) An order indicative of a few duties.
(c) An ecclesiastical order indicative of numerous duties towards the other members.
(d) A required bond of those who do not become priests.

12. As what is Confirmation also known?
(a) Christendom.
(b) Catechism.
(c) Chrismation.
(d) Christmas.

13. The power of water to purify and to cleanse was also advanced by what?
(a) The rainfalll that takes place around the world.
(b) The falling of manna from the sky.
(c) The flood and the time of Noah.
(d) The amount of water found in the oceans.

14. Why can one who is baptized still benefit from renewal and refreshment via ritual purification and confession?
(a) The person sets a good example for others.
(b) The person understands how others who sin feel.
(c) The person might get spiritually dirty.
(d) The person is given a chance to talk to God.

15. What is the purpose of the other kind of confession?
(a) Remembering the Saints.
(b) To confess one's faith in God and Jesus.
(c) Giving thanks and praise.
(d) To confess one's wrongdoings.

Short Answer Questions

1. Does the individual have the choice to decide whether to do good or evil?

2. What is repentance?

3. This is one of the rituals designed to "help remedy a situation when there is a problem."

4. To what does the third commandment pertain?

5. What is concupiscence?

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