Virtues & Commandments Quiz

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A quick quiz on morals, truth and virtue.

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Froggy Jumps Virtues & Commandments QuizOnline version A quick quiz on morals, truth and virtue. by Kristen Hernandez 1 Stealing is defined as ________. a Borrowing something temporarily without asking b Any action that unjustly takes away the property or rights of others c Sharing what belongs to someone without permission 2 Justice means ________. a Respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs b Treating everyone with the same opinion c Giving to others only what you think they deserve 3 To lie means ________. a To share your opinion in a gentle way b To speak or act falsely with the intention of deceiving others c To remain silent when asked the truth 4 Judgment means ________. a Correcting others in a fair manner b Thinking someone is right without proof c Believing something about another person without enough information 5 Detraction means ________. a Sharing good things others have done b Telling someone’s faults to others who do not know them, without a good reason c Admitting your own mistakes to friends 6 Calumny means ________. a Refusing to speak about others at all b Telling partial truths about others c Lying about someone in a way that harms their reputation 7 Temptation is ________. a A decision to follow your conscience b An attraction or pull to choose something sinful c A desire to help someone in need 8 To covet means ________. a To admire someone’s accomplishments b To wrongfully desire something or someone that is not yours c To hope for blessings from God 9 Temperance is ________. a The ability to forgive quickly and easily b Avoiding all pleasure and comfort completely c A virtue that helps balance our desires and control our use of pleasure 10 Modesty is ________. a Never talking about your strengths b Avoiding all attention in public c Acting, dressing, and speaking in ways that show respect for ourselves and others

Froggy Jumps

Virtues & Commandments QuizOnline version

A quick quiz on morals, truth and virtue.

by Kristen Hernandez

Stealing is defined as ________.

Borrowing something temporarily without asking

Any action that unjustly takes away the property or rights of others

Sharing what belongs to someone without permission

Justice means ________.

Respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs

Treating everyone with the same opinion

Giving to others only what you think they deserve

To lie means ________.

To share your opinion in a gentle way

To speak or act falsely with the intention of deceiving others

To remain silent when asked the truth

Judgment means ________.

Correcting others in a fair manner

Thinking someone is right without proof

Believing something about another person without enough information

Detraction means ________.

Sharing good things others have done

Telling someone’s faults to others who do not know them, without a good reason

Admitting your own mistakes to friends

Calumny means ________.

Refusing to speak about others at all

Telling partial truths about others

Lying about someone in a way that harms their reputation

Temptation is ________.

A decision to follow your conscience

An attraction or pull to choose something sinful

A desire to help someone in need

To covet means ________.

To admire someone’s accomplishments

To wrongfully desire something or someone that is not yours

To hope for blessings from God

Temperance is ________.

The ability to forgive quickly and easily

Avoiding all pleasure and comfort completely

A virtue that helps balance our desires and control our use of pleasure

Modesty is ________.

Never talking about your strengths

Avoiding all attention in public

Acting, dressing, and speaking in ways that show respect for ourselves and others

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Stealing is defined as ________.

Justice means ________.

To lie means ________.

Judgment means ________.

Detraction means ________.

Calumny means ________.

Temptation is ________.

To covet means ________.

Temperance is ________.

Modesty is ________.

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