Chapter 13 and 14 Review

Question 1

To maintain respect for ourselves and others, we must do what is right and avoid what is __________.

Answer 1

Wrong

Question 2

What commandments require us to respect ourselves and others, and the especially the married life and family?

Answer 2

Sixth and Ninth

Question 3

All our actions start in our___________, so we should see the importance of properly directing our thoughts and desires.

Answer 3

minds

Question 4

God as designed human sexuality to be enjoyed only in ______________ and only in the proper way.

Answer 4

marriage

Question 5

The proper use or control of our sexual powers is called_______________.

Answer 5

chastity

Question 6

A chaste person will avoid anything that might be a _________________ against purity.

Answer 6

temptation

Question 7

______________ is sexual thought or action that is against the sixth or ninth commandment.

Answer 7

Impurity

Question 8

Chastity requires that we practice self-_____________ and self____________.

Answer 8

denial and control

Question 9

Has God reserved the joys of human sexuality for marriage?

Answer 9

Yes

Question 10

Is it a serious sin to use sexual powers outside of marriage?

Answer 10

Yes

Question 11

Does God want to give those who marry an actual share in the creation of a new human being?

Answer 11

Yes

Question 12

Define stealing.

Answer 12

Taking something that belongs to someone else without their permission

Question 13

Define restitution.

Answer 13

Making up for the damage of destroyed or stolen property.

Question 14

Define fraud.

Answer 14

Deceiving another in order to deprive him of his property.

Question 15

Define usury.

Answer 15

Lending money with a very high interest rate.

Question 16

Define envy.

Answer 16

Being resentful or saddened by the success or good fortune of another.

Question 17

Define avarice.

Answer 17

Excessive desire for things or wealth. Similar to greed.

Question 18

Define justice.

Answer 18

Giving everyone what they are due, what they have a right to receive.

Question 19

Describe St. Francis of Assisi’s spirit of poverty.

Answer 19

St. Francis of Assisi embraced poverty and did not ever want to own anything. This was a great shock to his Father, who had plans for Francis to own things like he did. St. Francis roamed the hills of Assisi and prayed. He used the resources around him to survive. He even rebuilt a chapel that had fallen apart. He did not set his heart on his possessions but on the Lord.