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The periodic examination tests students on their understanding of moral philosophy concepts through identifying terms, answering multiple choice questions about topics like natural law theory and human nature, and explaining biblical interpretations of conscience as well as contemporary and historical views of conscience

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The periodic examination tests students on their understanding of moral philosophy concepts through identifying terms, answering multiple choice questions about topics like natural law theory and human nature, and explaining biblical interpretations of conscience as well as contemporary and historical views of conscience

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FIRST PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN CHRISTIAN LIVING 10

Name:_________________________________________________________________________________
Grade/Level: ________________ Date: _________________________ Date: _______________________

Direction: Read and identify the term described by the given statement or phrase. Kindly write on the space
provided.

1. ______________________ This means knowledge with, or the knowledge one has with the concrete
circumstances of life.
2. ______________________ This is the most secret core and sanctuary of the human person.
3. ______________________ This is a conscience in search for the truth.
4. ______________________ He is the American psychologist that listed 7 motives in an increasing
hierarchy of authenticity.
5. ______________________ This is the real Greek word for conscience.
6. ______________________ It is the general sense of value found in all human beings.
7. ______________________ He calls conscience sedes Dei, meaning God’s throne.
8. ______________________ This means a rule to live by or a standard by which to measure things.
9. ______________________ This refers to the demands of creation. It is the path towards human
fulfillment.
10. ______________________ This is the whole extent of the saving plan of God. It is something
dynamic because it refers to a plan to be realized.

Direction: Read the question carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

11. What makes someone a good person, according to the natural law theory?
 a. Obeying the laws of the land.
 b. Obeying God's commands.
 c. Fulfilling his or her true nature.
 d. Doing whatever maximizes happiness.

12. Which of the following is natural law theory thought to explain?


 a. The objectivity of morality.
 b. The origins of morality.
 c. The possibility of moral knowledge.
 d. All of the above.

13. What is an empirical truth?


 a. A truth that couldn't possibly have been false.
 b. A truth that can be known simply by understanding it.
 c. A truth that can be known only by using the senses.
 d. A scientific hypothesis that is regarded as true but has not been proven.

14. How do we come to have moral knowledge, according to natural law theory?
 a. By consulting religious texts.
 b. By careful scientific study.
 c. By reflecting on the idea of morality.
 d. Moral knowledge is impossible, according to natural law theory.
15. Which of the following claims best describes Hobbes's conception of human nature?
 a. People are inherently selfish and competitive.
 b. People are inherently cooperative and altruistic.
 c. People are inherently moral but are quickly corrupted by society.
 d. People are inherently blank slates, neither naturally selfish nor naturally altruistic.

16. What two models of natural purposes are discussed in the text?
 a. The Efficiency Model and the Fitness Model.
 b. The Pleasure Model and the Desire Satisfaction Model.
 c. The Natural Law Model and the Positive Law Model.
 d. The Empirical Model and the Conceptual Model.

17. What is it for a term to be ambiguous?


 a. It is clear and precise.
 b. It has more than one meaning.
 c. It is meaningless.
 d. It plays a key role in an argument.

18. How do moral laws differ from natural laws?


 a. They can be broken.
 b. They do not describe how we actually behave.
 c. They are not used to predict future behavior.
 d. All of the above.

19. According to the text, what is wrong with the Argument from Humanity?
 a. It is invalid.
 b. One of the premises is clearly false.
 c. One of the key terms is ambiguous.
 d. All of the above.

20. According to the text, what is the role of nature in moral theory?
 a. Nature determines what is right or wrong.
 b. Nature is completely irrelevant to morality.
 c. Nature sets the outer bounds of morality.
 d. None of the above.

Direction: explain briefly the following concepts regarding conscience.

21. “Conscience” in the Old and New Testament.


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22. The Dignity of Human Conscience according to Gaudium et Spes.


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23. The threefold views in the contemporary understanding of the human conscience.
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24. Differences between the Eternal Law, Natural Law, and the Positive Law.
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25. The occasions wherein the Human Positive law stops from being obligatory.
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