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U10-U12 Flashcards

1
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In the Philippines, the image of ___________ suggests a deep integration of Christianity and cultural values.

A

christ

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Which term is described as a system where popularity counts more than the knowledge and competence of political candidates?

A

politics of personalities

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T/F (morse):
Despite the tendency of the Filipino culture to be excessive, which results in social problems, society can always find new meaning to prosper.
According to Louis Luzbetak, culture is a dynamic concept that welcomes new meanings and interpretations.

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T,F

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Which term is described as a system based on a feudal master-and-servant relationship where the relationship between a public official and the ordinary citizen is likened to a patron and client?

A

patronage politics

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5
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Statements about the Philippine Church’s call to be shepherd and teacher to her flock

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To boost the people’s capability to grow and govern themselves and to make leadership accountable

To deepen the Filipino sense of character

To promote the spirituality of citizenship toward solidarity

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6
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Why do Filipinos still vote for unqualified celebrities with criminal cases is not true?

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people are not really thinking at all

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7
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T/F(morse):
Pay-off politics is not a big concern for Filipinos since it never affects our social and economic lives, and it is our culture to pay back.
However, in the eyes of our Christian faith, this practice directly contradicts our values of truth and justice.

A

F, T

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8
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Which of the following choices does not speak about the present Filipino political environment according to the Catechism for Filipino Catholics?

Most serious obstacle to achieving full development
Biggest bane in Philippine society
Promotes electoral integrity
Relentless corruption of values

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promotes electoral integrity

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8
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Peace and joy are examples of this principle in Catholic social teaching because these are shared with all but are not privately owned by anyone. Which theme of Catholic social teaching does Bernard respond to best?

A

common good

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9
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T/F (morse):
Filipino values are humane and beautiful, if not excessive or lacking.
Pakikisama can result in a political dynasty in the realm of politics just for the sake of family interest.

A

T,T

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10
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Which term is described as a system of succession of political power by individuals belonging to the same heritage or multiple members of the same family occupying different positions in the governing sector of a province or city?

A

political dynasty

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T/F (morse):
Deep religiosity and the practice of popular devotion in the country signifies that there will be no evil in the society.
However, Filipinos must work hard to resolve the problem of cultures like extreme pakikisama, exclusivity from close family ties, and indifference due to utang-na-loob.

A

F,T

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12
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Bernard loves to take care of the Earth. With this, he organizes every summer to gather hundreds of people to plant trees. Which theme of Catholic social teaching does Bernard respond to best?

A

care for our common home

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12
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T/F (morse):
Some of the hostile consequences of political dynasties is the lack of checks and balances in the government. Another adverse effect is the damage to family relationships because of the insatiable quest for money and power.

A

T,T

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13
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A certain president in a country moved to make peace treaties between the government and the rebels. She wants peace in her country and for all her people to feel such peace. This peace action advocated and regarded by many is an example of which principle of Catholic Social Teaching?

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common good

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14
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A process by which an ecclesial community lives its Christian faith and experience within a given cultural context is called ____________.

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inculturation

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15
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Street children have a special place in Hanna’s heart. She always celebrates her birthday together with them. Hanna’s attitude shows this theme of Catholic Social Teaching.

A

option for the poor

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16
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Consuelo always fights for the rights of human life. That is why seeing people being killed through extrajudicial killings infuriates her. What principle of Catholic Social Teaching does Consuelo’s fight show?

A

dignity of the human person

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17
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Which of the following statements embodies the sign of hope in Philippine politics?

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discernment and moral outrage in the face of injustice

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18
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Which term is described as necessary for man’s self-expression and transformation by ‘becoming more of a human being.’?

A

work

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19
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it is the church being true to her mission

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political involvement

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20
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Forbidding clerics to assume public offices which entails a participation in the exercise of civil power

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pastoral prudence and the law of the church

21
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Relationship of church and state not as a separation but as mutual autonomy and cooperation

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critical collaboration or solidarity with the state

22
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This includes “passing moral judgments even in matters related to politics, whenever the fundamental rights of man or the salvation of souls requires it

A

apostolicam actuositatem 15 & catechism of the catholic church 2246

23
Q

It is noted that the __ and __ of Filipinos is due to the lack of respect accorded to the human person as the center of all social activities

A

sufferings, demoralization

24
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which church realization talks about:
The Filipino faithful needs to reflect on the dichotomy of faith and individual and social life

A

integral evangelization

25
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which church realization talks about:
Politics is a divine trust for service and that all authority and power come from god

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politics has a moral and religious dimension

26
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which church realization talks about:
Personal sins like pride, selfishness, greed, and hatred come to infect habitual patterns of human interaction and produces institutionalized sinful social structures

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salvation of the human person is not only from personal but also from social sin

27
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which church realization talks about:
Politics in the Philippines has played a big role in keeping the majority of the population in poverty. Unless the church pursues this urgent task of evangelizing politics, it will continue to militate against the poor

A

option for the poor

28
Q

The practice of using political influence in government or connections with persons in authority to obtain favors or preferential treatment for another to obtain something in return

A

political peddling

29
Q

Refers to the usual ways of thinking and the corresponding behavior, the value system and the resulting way of life

A

political culture

30
Q

A system based on a feudal master and servant relationship where the relationship where the relationship between public official and ordinary citizen is that of a patron and client

A

patronage politics

31
Q

Succession of political power by individuals belonging to the same heritage or multiple members of the same family occupying different positions in the governing sector of a province or city

A

political dynasty

32
Q

A system where the popularity counts more than knowledge and competence of political candidates

A

politics of personalities

33
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A system where a political stand depends on what the supporters or funders can get in return for supporting a candidate

A

pay-off politics

34
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before, during, or after electoral process:
diverse electoral maneuvers

A

before

35
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before, during, or after electoral process:
corruption of various forms

A

during

36
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before, during, or after electoral process:
politics debased and prostituted to the low level

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after

37
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before, during, or after electoral process:
corruption of various forms

A

during

38
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before, during, or after electoral process:
lies and deception

A

during

39
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before, during, or after electoral process:
trivialization of campaign period

A

before

40
Q

As the shepherd and teacher, or the flock, the church, vows to continue building three C.s among the faithful

what are the 3 Cs

A

character
capability
community

41
Q

To deepen the Filipino sense of honesty and integrity, service and responsibility, stewardship, and solidarity

A

character

42
Q

Individuals and groups should continuously grow in their capacity to govern themselves, the capacity to develop their abilities, and the capacity to make leadership

A

capability

43
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The need of promoting a spirituality of citizenship, which is a concrete way of living out the social virtue of solidarity

A

community

44
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kinds of dehumanizing poverty:
Unemployment and underemployment, contractual labor

A

exclusion from gainful livelihood

45
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kinds of dehumanizing poverty:
Informal settlers and homeless either by natural and man-made calamities

A

exclusion from sufficient shelter

46
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kinds of dehumanizing poverty:
Rural poverty

A

exclusion from rural development

47
Q

kinds of dehumanizing poverty:
Privatization of public hospitals and rising population of the elderly

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exclusion from adequate health care

48
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kinds of dehumanizing poverty:
Out-of-school youths and overcrowded schools

A

exclusion from quality education

49
Q

T/F
it is unfathomable that there are so many hungry children, so many without an education, so many are poor

A

T

50
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threefold significance of work

A

personal
familial
societal

51
Q

T/F
work should make one closer to god

A

T

52
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A

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