Virtues

Question 1

Being easy to approach and easy to talk to – friendly

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Affability

Question 2

To demonstrate concern for others, and to encourage others, complimenting them

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Caring

Question 3

Feeling or showing that you are willing to do something without complaining, being happy and of good spirits, causing good feelings in others by what you say and do

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Cheerfulness

Question 4

To be a responsible member of a society, and to fulfill all of ones duties, obligations, and functions as a member of the group

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Citizenship

Question 5

Treating other people with respect, showing good manners

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Courtesy

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Willingness to be taught

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Docility

Question 7

To give to each an equal share, impartiality

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Fairness

Question 8

A relationship between two people who have common interests and enjoy being with one another, sharing and caring for one another in kindness

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Friendship

Question 9

The cardinal virtue that enables us to continue doing the good even when it is difficult

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Fortitude

Question 10

Giving of oneself in a willing and cheerful manner for the good of others

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Generosity

Question 11

Thankful disposition of mind and heart

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Gratitude

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To experience a state of well-being and contentment

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Happiness

Question 13

Sincerity, openness and truthfulness in one’s words and actions

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Honesty

Question 14

Diligence, especially in work, doing our work the best that we can and serving others through our work

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Industriousness

Question 15

Steadfast adherence to a strict ethical code

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Integrity

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The cardinal virtue that allows us to give to each what is their due, moral rightness

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Justice

Question 17

Expressing genuine concern about the well-being of others; anticipating their needs, doing little acts of service and caring for them

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Kindness

Question 18

Accepting the bonds implicit in relationships and defending the virtues upheld by Church, family, and country

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Loyalty

Question 19

To do great things for others; literally “having a large soul”

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Magnanimity

Question 20

Using one’s talents for good, doing more than you have to do

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Magnificence

Question 21

Serenity of spirit, not giving into angry even when confronting wrongs

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Meekness

Question 22

Attention to balance in one’s life

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Moderation

Question 23

Purity of heart in action, especially in regards to dress and speech

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Modesty

Question 24

Assenting to rightful authority without hesitation or resistance

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Obedience

Question 25

To have hope to see the bright side of things

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Optimism

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Keeping oneself physically clean and neat and one’s belongings in good order

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Orderliness

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Bearing present difficulties calmly

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Patience

Question 28

Paying due honor and respect to one’s country, with a willingness to serve

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Patriotism

Question 29

Taking the steps necessary to carry out objectives in spite of difficulties

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Perseverance

Question 30

The cardinal virtue that gives us the ability to make good judgments about what is the right thing to do in a given situation

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Prudence

Question 31

Speaking and acting according to others’ rights, status, and circumstances

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Respect

Question 32

Fulfilling one's just duties; accepting the consequences of one's words and actions, intentional and unintentional

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Responsibility

Question 33

Joyful mastery over one’s passions and desires

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Self-control

Question 34

Trustfulness in words and actions; honesty and enthusiasm towards others

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Sincerity

Question 35

To enjoy the company of others; gregarious, friendly or agreeable

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Sociability

Question 36

To play a sport with proper consideration for fairness, ethics, respect, and a sense of fellowship with one's competitors

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Sportsmanship

Question 37

The cardinal virtue that enables us to be moderate in food, drink and other pleasures

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Temperance

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Acting in a way that inspires confidence and trust; being reliable

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Trustworthiness

Question 39

Four Cardinal Virtues

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Prudence, Fortitude, Temperance, Justice

Question 40

USF Virtues

Answer 40

Compassion, Service, Integrity, Respect