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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who maintained that "ensoulment" was the point in which a life becomes human and mortal?
(a) Thomas Aquinas.
(b) Indira Gandhi.
(c) Mother Teresa.
(d) The Pope.

2. Who, according to the second chapter of "Good Works & Heroic Virtues," are the Catholic Church's official dogmas mainly derived from?
(a) St. Jude.
(b) Jesus.
(c) St. Paul.
(d) St. Peter.

3. In chapter 2 of "Good Works and Heroic Virtues," the author argues that if a fertilized egg is "________, then all terminations of pregnancy at any stage and for any reason are to be regarded as murder."
(a) Healthy.
(b) Viable.
(c) Human.
(d) Implanted.

4. Chapter 2 in "Good Works and Heroic Virtues" the author contends that a clear correlation can be found between the limitation of family _____ and the life chances of the family members.
(a) Worship.
(b) Income.
(c) Abuse.
(d) Size.

5. What were the $50,000 rupees Sister Frances of Agra asked Mother Teresa for?
(a) A house for AIDS patients.
(b) A house for Malaria patients.
(c) A house for children.
(d) A house for homeless.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Mother Teresa wear when the Vatican awarded her the John XXIII Prize for Peace in 1971?

2. What Catholic occurrence is credited with causing the "fertile soil for innumerable reflections," such as: Confessions of St. Augustine and Mary McCarthy's Memoirs of a Catholic Girlhood?

3. Which biblical prophet did the deputy district attorney quote in his letter to Mother Teresa?

4. What is actually abortifacient in the fundamentalist definition of the term?

5. What does the author propose in the Afterword will unite against any version of "secular humanist" enlightenment?

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