GRADE 10 - MASTERY TEST

What does the term "People of God" signify in Catholic teaching?

• Only those who are active in parish ministries

• Only those who belong to the Catholic Church

• All baptized Christians who are part of the Church

• The clergy and religious only

Which of the following responsibilities does the Church emphasize for its members?

• The responsibility to spread the Gospel

• The responsibility to acquire as much wealth as possible

• The responsibility to avoid any social or political involvement

• The responsibility to live a life of individual isolation

What does Catholic social teaching say about human dignity?

• Dignity is earned through good deeds

• Dignity is only given to the clergy and religious

• Every person’s dignity is inherent and must be respected by all

• Human dignity is based on wealth and status

What responsibility do Catholics have toward those who are poor or marginalized?

• To avoid involvement in social issues

• To ensure that all people have access to basic needs and human dignity

• To show indifference, as they are responsible for their own situation

• To provide financial support only

How does the Church instruct its members to approach justice?

• By promoting fairness, equity, and the common good

• By ignoring unjust situations that do not directly affect them

• By prioritizing individual success above community well-being

• By seeking retribution and vengeance

What is the Church's responsibility in promoting human rights?

• The Church should only protect the rights of its members

• The Church should actively advocate for the protection and respect of human rights for all people

• The Church has no role in human rights advocacy

• The Church should only focus on the spiritual needs of people

According to Catholic teaching, what does the "common good" mean?

• The prioritization of religious institutions over individuals

• The success of wealthy or powerful groups

• The wellbeing of an individual above all else

• The collective benefits of all people, especially the most vulnerable

Which of the following is a right that the Church upholds for all individuals?

• The right to have complete control over the lives of others

• The right to accumulate unlimited material wealth

• The right to access basic healthcare, education, and a dignified life

• The right to live without any form of challenge or hardship

What responsibility do Catholics have in ensuring peace and reconciliation in society?

• To actively contribute to peaceful and just solutions to societal problems

• To avoid conflicts and remain passive

• To avoid involvement in political and social issues

• To support only their own group and ignore the rest of society

What is the fundamental belief of the Church as the People of God?

• The Church is a hierarchical institution led by the clergy.

• The Church is a divine institution, separate from the world.

• The Church is a community of believers, called to holiness and mission.

• The Church is a political entity with power and influence.