Freedom Quiz

According to the text, what is freedom defined as?

• The power to act freely with excellence and perfection

• The power to do whatever one wants

• The power to choose between contraries

• The power to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility

What are some arguments against freedom mentioned in the text?

• Success

• Love

• Genetics

• Happiness

What is the difference between External Freedom and Internal Freedom?

• External Freedom includes freedom from interior factors that limit choice, while Internal Freedom includes freedom from factors outside ourselves that threaten or destroy our power to exercise choice

• External Freedom includes freedom from factors outside ourselves that threaten or destroy our power to exercise choice, while Internal Freedom includes freedom from interior factors that limit choice

• Both External and Internal Freedom include freedom from factors outside ourselves that threaten or destroy our power to exercise choice

• Both External and Internal Freedom include freedom from interior factors that limit choice

What is License Freedom according to the text?

• Unbridled, excessive, undisciplined freedom that abuses true liberty

• The power to choose between contraries

• The power to do whatever one wants

• The power to act freely with excellence and perfection

What does True Freedom liberate us to do?

• To make choices that enslave us to our fallen passions

• To develop our God-given talents in a responsible way so we can live our lives for others and for God

• To do whatever one wants

• To act freely with excellence and perfection

What is the responsibility of individuals according to the text?

• To blame others for their actions

• To every degree that our choices are voluntary, we are responsible for our actions

• To never take responsibility for their actions

• To avoid responsibility at all costs

What is another word for 'accountable' as mentioned in the text?

• Culpability

• Responsibility

• Imputable

• Blameworthiness

What does the text say about the world's definition of 'freedom'?

• It is the power to do whatever one wants

• It is the power to act freely with excellence and perfection

• It is the power to choose between contraries

• It is the license to make choices that will eventually enslave us to our fallen passions

What is the difference between Freedom of Indifference and Freedom of Excellence?

• Freedom of Indifference resides in the reason and the will, while Freedom of Excellence resides in the will

• Freedom of Indifference is synonymous with self-assertion, while Freedom of Excellence is open to the common good

• Freedom of Indifference is the power to choose between contraries, while Freedom of Excellence is the power to act freely with excellence and perfection

• Freedom of Indifference has no need for virtue, while Freedom of Excellence recognizes inclination towards good

What is the concept of 'freedom' according to the text?

• The power to act freely with excellence and perfection

• The power to do whatever one wants

• The power to choose between contraries

• The power to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility