2. According to whom, a good intention cannot override the bad of an evil action?
(a) St. Anne
(b) St. Thomas Aquinas.
(c) St. Elizabeth.
(d) St. Francis Asissi.

3. Do the sacraments of initiation into the Catholic religion intentionally create conditions ideal for any particular individual to serve others in certain ways with a focus on the spiritual aspect of relating?
(a) Maybe.
(b) No.
(c) Rarely.
(d) Yes.

4. What is beatitude?
(a) Being able to see opportunities and advantages within difficulties.
(b) The act of being beautiful in one's attitude.
(c) The mental state of the Saints and Angels.
(d) Being able to see the beauty in all things.

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

6. Is socialization a necessary part of human development?
(a) Sometimes.
(b) Yes.
(c) No.
(d) Rarely.

7. What do these sacraments make someone, regarding the Church?
(a) A nuisance.
(b) An obedient servant.
(c) A leader of a church.
(d) A functional part of the Church.

8. Why should one not kill?
(a) Life is in short supply.
(b) Life is both sacred and of great value.
(c) Only God can kill.
(d) Satan is the one killer.

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

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

11. Why must confession of wrongdoings for Catholics include speaking to a priest?
(a) It gives the priest something to do.
(b) It gives insight into the lives of Christians.
(c) Human nature is such that people feel better when they tell someone else of their struggles.
(d) It allows the Church to know what issues her parishioners deal with.

12. 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.

13. Through practicing what virtues can Christians come closer to understanding how to serve God?
(a) Faith, love, and peace.
(b) Patience, chastity, and charity.
(c) Hope, love, and selflessness.
(d) Faith, hope and charity.

14. To what is this last section devoted entirely?
(a) The Lord's Prayer.
(b) The Eucharist.
(c) The Apostles' Creed.
(d) The Nicene Creed.

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