THY 4 UNIT I TEST
LESSON 2
1. This theory claims that everyone always acts to their advantage and that the only reason why
a person performs morally good action is because it serves his or her interest.
A. Egoism
B. Hedonism
C. Relativism
D. Utilitarianism
2. This is the equation of persona...
THY 4 UNIT I TEST
LESSON 2
1. This theory claims that everyone always acts to their advantage and that the only reason why
a person performs morally good action is because it serves his or her interest.
A. Egoism*
B. Hedonism
C. Relativism
D. Utilitarianism
2. This is the equation of personal happiness with the purchase of material possessions and
consumption.
A. Egoism
B. Hedonism
C. Consumerism*
D. Utilitarianism
3. This is a particular culture resulting from different consumerism and utilitarianism trends that
affected society and the environment.
A. Egoistic culture
B. Hedonistic culture
C. Corruption culture
D. Throw-away culture*
4. COMPASSION
A. Objectification
B. Consumption*
C. Maximization
D. Disposal
5. This is the meaning of Mercy according to the Bible.
A. Loving Compassion*
B. Protecting the abused
C. Giving alms to needy
D. Forgiving one's fault.
6. This is the opposite of Mercy.
A. Anger
B. Hate
C. Vengeance
D. Indifference*
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, 7. A particular obstacle to being merciful is being absorbed in one's issues; "What's in it for
me?".
A. Pride
B. Self-pity
C. Selfishness
D. Self-centeredness*
8. A particular obstacle to being merciful thinks we are privileged because we are holier.
A. Pride*
B. Self-pity
C. Selfishness
D. Self-centeredness
9. A particular obstacle to being merciful is about wanting to keep all we have for ourselves.
A. Pride
B. Self-pity
C. Selfishness*
D. Self-centeredness
10. A particular obstacle to being merciful is a preoccupation with our own perceived suffering.
A. Pride
B. Self-pity*
C. Selfishness
D. Self-centeredness
11. According to Thomas Aquinas, it is grounded in a "defect" in our nature: the defect of
human vulnerability to suffering.
A. Justice
B. Mercy*
C. Peace
D. Compassion
12. A particular aspect of Mercy wherein we feel for the plight of those who suffer because we
too are subject to such miseries.
A. Affected Mercy
B. Effective Mercy
C. Affective Mercy*
D. Infected Mercy
13. A particular aspect of Mercy wherein there is a positive action for the good of another,
taking steps to relieve the miseries or meet others' needs.
A. Affected Mercy
B. Effective Mercy*
C. Affective Mercy
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