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1
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What integral dimension of ecological responsibility views the earth and all of creation as sacred and interconnected?

a. God - centered
b. Consistent respect
c. Ethics of Solidarity
d. Option for the poor

A

a.

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What example best exemplifies stewardship according to Catholic social teachings?

a. Cedrick cleans her backyard by burning the garbage.

b. Cedrick takes care of his garden by using harmful
pesticides.

c. Cedrick organizes workshops on sustainable gardening
practices.

d. Cedrick participates in a community engagement for
academic compliance.

A

c.

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Which of the following scenarios depicts an image of a “throw-away culture”?

a. Allan and his friends love to buy and consume soft drinks bottled in plastic. They often throw empty containers in any garbage bin or leave them wherever they feel like.

b. People at a restaurant do not consume all the food they have ordered. There are a lot of leftovers, but as per sanitary guidelines, this excess food will need to be discarded. Meanwhile, a hungry family sits in a corner near the restaurant, waiting for someone to offer them food to fill their stomachs.

c. Drug pushers and addicts are bringing chaos and harm to society and so are useless and should be disposed of. The government, therefore, decided to stop them from inflicting more harm by resorting to unlawful means, thus disregarding their right to life and the chance to be reformed.

d. All of the above

A

D.

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Cedrick thinks that society should always uphold and support the family. To which of the following family- related ideas is he alluding?

a. Family is the cradle of life and love.

b. Family is where the flame of life is transmitted.
c. Family is not only sacred but also social.

d. Family is born from the communion of persons.

A

C.

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Cedrick grew up alone and has unlimited freedom to do anything he wants as a result of his lack of parental influence. He dropped out at the age of 15 and become an alcoholic.
Which of the following lines best describes a family’s reaction to
this sort of challenge?

a. Encourage responsible use of technology

b. Inhibit the influence of consumerism

c. Strengthen social institutions that support family

d. Promote religious workshops and seminars

A

C.

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Pope Paul VI defines the meaning of evangelization in his exhortation
“Evangelii Nuntiandi.” Which of the following statements is correct?

a. Evangelization refers to the mission of the Church to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and invite all people to encounter and enter into a relationship with Him.

b. It is a multifaceted and dynamic process that encompasses both the
proclamation of the Gospel message and the witness of a lived faith.

c. Evangelii Nuntiandi emphasizes the importance of evangelization as a fundamental task of the Church and provides insights on how it should be carried out.

d. All of the above

A

D.

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In a company aiming to promote the principles outlined in Laborem Exercens, the human resources department is developing a new policy. They want to ensure and uphold the dignity and rights of their employees. Which of the following policies best depicts the alignment of work and human dignity?

a. Offer bonuses based on individual performance metrics.
b. Introduce a mandatory overtime to increase productivity.
c. Implement workshops and trainings for human development.
d. Restructure the organization to eliminate all employee hierarchies.

A

C.

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Imagine you are a human resources manager tasked with improving working conditions. Which of the following actions best contributes to ensuring a safe working environment and fair compensation for employees?

a. Enforcing dress code for professional atmosphere.
b. Conducting regular safety drills to enhance emergency preparedness.
c. Implementing performance-based bonuses regardless of workplace safety.
d. Ignoring concerns raised by employees about workplace safety and conditions.

A

B.

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A government implements a policy ensuring that every worker receives a just salary that meets their basic needs. How does this situation align with the principles outlined in “Laborem Exercens”?

a. It promotes the right to productive work & economic initiative.
b. It upholds the right to decent and fair wages.
c. It supports the right to private property.
d. It encourages the right to organization and joining of unions.

A

B.

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Evaluate the two classifications of social structures according to the Catholic Social Teachings:
Statement 1: Sinful social structures are those which dehumanize individuals and groups but are acceptable in the society.
Statement 2: Graced social structures are those which promote life and human dignity but have unintended ill effects.

a. Both statements are wrong.
b. Statement 1 is correct while statement 2 is wrong.
c. Both statements are correct.
d. Statement 1 is wrong while statement 2 is correct.

A

A.

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Sarah is aware of the unethical practices within her workplace, but she chooses to turn a blind eye because she believes nothing can be done about it even if she is capable of addressing the issue. Which of the following contributions to the sinful structure best fits to Sarah’s actions?

a. As an accessory through indifference because she is apathetic in the face of
injustice.

b. As a creator, supporter, or exploiter because she is the direct responsible of the sinful structure.

c. As an accessory through fatalistic avoidance because she feels powerless to confront the social issue.

d. As an accessory through acceptance of the status quo because she actively
defends stereotypes and sinful ideologies.

A

C.

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12
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Which of the following situation portrays a way of contributing to a sinful structures as creator?

a. Cedrick is a citizen who is uninterested in any social events.

b. Cedrick is a politician with a ghost project.

c. Cedrick is a journalist who overlooks corruption.

d. Cedrick is a worker who is content with the status quo.

A

B.

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13
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the obligation to care for all that has been given out of love and respect for the Creator who gave it, and love and respect for those with whom it is to be shared

A

STEWARDSHIP

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HUMAN LIFE is grounded in 3 fundamental and closely intertwined relationships:

A

With God
With our Neighbor
With the Earth itself

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INTEGRAL DIMENSIONS OF ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY:

A

GOD-CENTERED
CONSISTENT RESPECT
ETHICS OF SOLIDARITY
OPTION FOR THE POOR

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16
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sacramental view of the universe, which grounds human accountability for the fate of the Earth

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GOD-CENTERED

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universal purpose of created things, requires equitable use of earth’s resources; authentic development

A

OPTION FOR THE POOR

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18
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consistent respect for human life, respect for all creation

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CONSISTENT RESPECT

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19
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world view affirming ethical significance of global interdependence and common good

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ETHICS OF SOLIDARITY

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20
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the three causes of throw away culture

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consuming, exploiting, discarding human life and our natural resources

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21
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2 ROOT CAUSES OF THE PROBLEM

A

THROW-AWAY CULTURE
TECHNO-ECONOMIC PARADIGM

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22
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The encyclical made for Stewardship and when

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LAUDATO SI (Praised Be) by Pope Francis in May 24, 2015

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23
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Central to God’s plan for us

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FAMILY LIFE

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24
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CST’s NOTIONS ABOUT FAMILY

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-THE PERSON IS NOT ONLY SACRED, BUT SOCIAL
-THE FAMILY IS THE “CRADLE OF LIFE AND LOVE
-THE FAMILY IS THE TEMPLE WHERE THE FLAME OF LIFE IS TRANSMITTED
-FAMILY IS BORN FROM THE COMMUNION OF PERSONS

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25
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Participation of the family in the larger society comes with a corresponding responsibility on the part of the society. - what notion?

A

THE PERSON IS NOT ONLY SACRED, BUT SOCIAL

26
Q

What notion – LOVE between husband and wife gives birth to a family.

A

FAMILY IS BORN FROM THE COMMUNION OF PERSONS

27
Q

What notion – we develop our sense of participation, justice and other skills important in a well-functioning society; place where one first experiences love and learns to love in return.

A

THE FAMILY IS THE “CRADLE OF LIFE AND LOVE

28
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What notion – The family… creates an environment in which children can be born and develop their potentialities, become aware of their dignity and prepare to face their unique and individual destiny

A

THE FAMILY IS THE TEMPLE WHERE THE FLAME OF LIFE IS TRANSMITTED

29
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saintly family par excellence is the Holy Family. In his plan for the salvation of humanity

A

THE HOLY FAMILY

30
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St. Joseph was

A

a righteous man

31
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This member of the Holy family was full of Grace

A

Mother Mary

32
Q

CHALLENGES TO FAMILY LIFE

A

INDIVIDUALISM
SIGNIFICANT DROP IN
RELIGION
ANTHROPOLOGICAL CHANGES
CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL TENSIONS
TECHNOLOGY

33
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three anthropological changes

A

Sense of belongingness
Commitments in Relationships
Consumerism

34
Q

True or False: The number of marriages taking place in some parts of the world is declining, while separations and divorces are not uncommon

A

True

35
Q

In which topic is Evangelii Nuntiandi under?

A

Family

36
Q

Creator of encyclical of Family and when

A

Pope Paul VI in Dec. 7, 1975

37
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has a place of honor because it is a source of riches, or at least of the conditions of a decent life, and is, in principle, an effective instrument against poverty.

A

WORK

38
Q

WORK IS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT BECAUSE

A

-Necessary for human life
-Enables people to participate in the life of the community
-Expression of the creativity

39
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Two spiritual perspective of work

A

-WORK IS TOIL
-WORK HAS THE POTENTIAL VALUE TO BE VERY GOOD

40
Q

Work has the potential to be very good if it contributes to
the following:

A

FAMILY NEEDS
HUMAN DIGNITY
THE COMMON GOOD
SHARING IN GOD’S WORK

41
Q

What contribution of work: provides the basic necessities of life

A

FAMILY NEEDS

42
Q

What contribution of work: allows us to grow as
people, learning and putting our natural talents to use

A

HUMAN DIGNITY

43
Q

What contribution of work: we are created
as images of God who creates, we are invited to share in
his creative work.

A

SHARING IN GOD’S WORK

44
Q

What contribution of work: a way for us to provide
something good and useful for others.

A

THE COMMON GOOD

45
Q

True or False: To uphold the dignity of work and the rights of workers means to question unjust systems that violate human dignity by not paying a fair wage, withholding wages or preventing workers from their right to organize and bargain collectively for their safety, livelihood and protections on the job.

A

TRUE

46
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The 2 encyclicals of Work and when

A

Laborem Exercens by Pope John Paul II in Sep. 14, 1981

Rerum Novarum by Pope Leo XIII in May 15, 1891

47
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the way the units of a group or society relate to one another. Its units are groups, institutions, associations, and organizations

A

SOCIAL STRUCTURE

48
Q

CLASSIFICATION OF STRUCTURES

A

Sinful Social Structure:
Graced Social Structure:

49
Q

WAYS WHERE INDIVIDUALS CONTRIBUTE
TO SINFUL SOCIAL STRUCTURE

A

-Contribution through Creators, Supporters, or Exploiters
-Contribution (a person contributing to a crime) through Indifference
-Contribution through Fatalistic Avoidance
-Contribution through Acceptance of the Status Quo

50
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What sinful social structure: You avoid to confront the issue of extra-judicial killing in War on Drugs because you believe that is really how it is, You believe that to fight against corruption is senseless because corruption is really part of politics.

A

Contribution through Fatalistic Avoidance

51
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What sinful social structure: You knew that the Set A quiz in your subject is circulating in other sections, but you did not inform your teacher.

A

Contribution (a person contributing to a crime) through Indifference

52
Q

What sinful social structure: What is happening in our country? There is corruption, killing, proliferation of fake news, a lot of injustices and human rights violations – accepting this state affairs by not working to stop these violations.

A

Contribution through Acceptance of the Status Quo

53
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What sinful social structure: Politicians who have ghost projects,

A

Contribution through Creators, Supporters, or Exploiters

54
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It is not a feeling of gue compassion, but as combating the structural causes of poverty, inequality, the lack of work, land and housing, the denial of social and labor rights.

A

SOLIDARITY

55
Q

concrete expression in service, which can take a variety of forms in an effort to care for others

A

Solidarity according to Pope Francis

56
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This means listening with an open heart; means firmness in one’s own convictions

A

FRATERNITY

57
Q

The view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights and opportunities.

A

SOCIAL JUSTICE

58
Q

This opens up paths to make the utopia of a great human family. It encourages those who demand dignified work; land, to be responsible for, so that no one goes hungry; and a roof to shelter all of humanity.

A

Fratelli Tutti

59
Q

proposes fraternity and social friendship as the ways indicated to build a better, more just and peaceful world, with the commitment of all: people and institutions.

A

Fratelli Tutti

60
Q

Who and when made encyclical under solidarity

A

Pope Francis made Fratelli Tutti in October 3, 2020

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