Test II

Question 1

Those actions which happen in man.

Answer 1

Acts of Man

Question 2

Actions which man performs knowingly, freely, and voluntarily.

Answer 2

Human Act

Question 3

Done either by man’s mental or bodily powers under the command of the will.

Answer 3

Commanded Act

Question 4

Those performed by the will and are not bodily externalized.

Answer 4

Elicited Act

Question 5

Stand for the norm or morality which is the standard by which actions are judged as to their merit or demerits.

Answer 5

Dictates of reason

Question 6

Accompanies an act which is primarily intended by the doer.

Answer 6

Direct Voluntariness

Question 7

The person performing an act is liable for such act.

Answer 7

Imputability of Human Act

Question 8

An act or situation which is the mere result of a directly willed act.

Answer 8

Indirect Voluntariness

Question 9

A person who fully knows and fully intends an act.

Answer 9

Perfect Voluntariness

Question 10

A person doing an act willfully, regardless of wether he likes to do it or not.

Answer 10

Simple Voluntariness

Question 11

A person who is forced by circumstances beyond his control to perform an act which he would not do under normal conditions.

Answer 11

Conditional Voluntariness

Question 12

A person who acts without fully realizing what he means to do.

Answer 12

Imperfect Voluntariness

Question 13

An act that we do with the use of free will and intellect.

Answer 13

Human Act

Question 14

The act must be free or voluntary in character.

Answer 14

Voluntary Act of Human ACt

Question 15

The command of the will make use those means elected to carry out the intention.

Answer 15

Use

Question 16

Will towards something, whether this be realizable or not.

Answer 16

Wish

Question 17

The will towards something attainable but without necessarily committing oneself to attain it.

Answer 17

Intention

Question 18

The selection of the will of those means effective enough to carry out the intention.

Answer 18

Election

Question 19

The will of those needed to carry out the intention.

Answer 19

Consent

Question 20

The will derived from the attainment of the thing he had desired earlier.

Answer 20

Fruition

Question 21

Children below the age of reason, the insane, the senile - are considered

Answer 21

incapable of acting knowingly

Question 22

Voluntariness comes from the latin word _____, referring to the Will.

Answer 22

“voluntas”

Question 23

Actions that may be tolerated provided the circumstance rendering it to be wrong is first removed.

Answer 23

extrinsically evil

Question 24

Actions that are prohibited at all times and under any circumstance.

Answer 24

intrinsically evil