TEST I.ON IMMACULATE CONCEPTION AND
ADVENT (2 points for each correct answer)
1.
a nine-day novena Mass to the
Blessed Mother which begins on December 16 until December 24
2.
a small, leafless tree which is decorated
with symbols portraying Jesus’ family tree
3.
a typical Advent symbol which
signifies the four-week duration of the season
4.
another term for “Advent Fast”
5.
antiphons which
emphasized the titles of the Messiah according to prophecy of Isaiah
6.
God
is with us.
7.
the
Advent candle which symbolizes joy
8.
the
biblical reference for the locus
classicus of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception
9. the biblical reference describing Mary as the mystical Ark of
the New Covenant
10. the
color
associated with repentance—reminder to prepare internally for Christ’s coming
11. the date and the Pope who declared the
dogma of the Immaculate Conception
12. the
English translation of O Radix Jesse
13. the
Father and Doctor of the Church who was the real architect of the Roman
Advent
14. the feast which celebrates the
conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary without the stain of original sin
15. the feast which commemorates the conception of Jesus
through the power of the Holy Spirit
16. the
forerunner of Jesus, the one who came to "Prepare the Way of the
Lord"
17. the
Latin name for the Third Sunday of Advent in anticipation of the joy of
Christmas
18. the meaning of the Greek term kecharitomene
19. the
most solemn Advent hymn whose text is based on the biblical prophecy from
Isaiah 7:14
20. the name of the fourth candle in the
Advent wreath
21. the papal bull which contains the
declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception
22. the season which anticipates the
coming of the Messiah and his parousia
23. the seer of the Immaculate Conception at Lourdes in 1858
24. the
symbol of the O Emmanuel
25. the
symbolism of the evergreens in the Advent wreath
TEST II. ON HUMAN ACTS
A.
Identify the following terms:
1.
a
power rooted in reason and will to act or not to act
2.
absence
of knowledge which ought to be there
3.
acts
performed with full knowledge and freedom
4.
an
external force applied to compel a person from acting
5.
an
ignorance that is directly willed
6.
bodily
tendencies to possess or avoid something evil
7.
conditions
or situations which are present in the acts performed
8.
culpable
or conquerable ignorance
9.
disturbance
of the mind caused by an impending evil
10. ignorance that cannot be overcome
11. repetitive acts that form second
nature to man
12. the formal essential element of a
human act
13. the freedom to be the persons we can
possibly be
14. the highest form of choosing
15. the purpose or intention for acting
B.
Write
TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is wrong. RIGHT
MINUS WRONG.
1.
A
patient who underwent a tooth extraction without anesthesia is an example of an
act done from fear.
2.
Acts
done with fear are voluntary.
3.
Acts
done under the influence of vincible ignorance are voluntary.
4.
All
acts done under the influence of violence are voluntary.
5.
Acts
under the force of a habit are voluntary.
6.
Acts
of man are indifferent.
7.
A
forbidden love that leads to an extramarital affair demonstrates an antecedent
concupiscence.
8.
A
Catholic who missed to observe December 8 as s a holiday of obligation is
vincibly ignorant
9.
All
sins are human acts.
10. Acts under the influence of consequent
passions are involuntary.
11. Passions are indifferent by nature.
12. A deliberate provocation of anger
which results to a murder of a political rival is a consequent passion.
13. A police officer who was threatened to
die discloses pertinent information to a rebel is acting from fear.
14. With freedom, human persons are
accountable and accountable for their choices and actions.
15. A current UNO-R student who doesn’t
know the name of his Dean is invincibly ignorant.
C.
Enumerate
the following in any order:
01 – 03 Elements of Human Acts
04 – 10 Circumstances
11 – 12 Kinds of Habits
13 – 15 Determinants of Morality
16 – 20 Modifiers of Human Acts
