11TH GRADE CCD FINAL REVIEW
100% CORRECT.
Question: According to the Catholic perspective, why is life sacred and should not be
taken away? - ANSWERSAnswer: Life is sacred because God is the creator of life, and
every individual has a special relationship with God. No one has the right to take away
life.
Question: What does the concept of the "dignity of man" refer to? - ANSWERSAnswer:
The concept of the "dignity of man" refers to the fact that people are unique and have
certain rights because they are made in the image and likeness of God.
Question: How did Jesus redeem the sanctity of life? - ANSWERSAnswer: When the
image and likeness of God were tarnished by sin, Jesus came to redeem the sanctity of
life by sacrificing his life on the cross and resurrecting from the dead.
Question: What does the 5th commandment command regarding life? -
ANSWERSAnswer: The 5th commandment commands us not to harm life, directly or
indirectly.
Question: How do the theory of Evolution and the story of Creation relate to each other?
- ANSWERSAnswer: The theory of Evolution and the story of Creation are not
contradictory. The Bible tells us who established life, and science tells us how life
developed.
Question: According to Einstein, what is the danger of science without religion and
religion without science? - ANSWERSAnswer: Einstein said, "Science without religion is
dangerous. Religion without science is blind."
Question: Why is it important for a culture to encourage respect and protect life? -
ANSWERSAnswer: A culture that doesn't encourage respect and protect life poses a
vital threat to the existence of life.
Question: Who are some saints known for their dedication to life and serving others? -
ANSWERSAnswer: Some saints known for their dedication to life and serving others
include St. Gianna Beretta Molla, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Damien, and St. Mariam
Thresia Chiramel.
Question: What is the significance of sex in the Catholic understanding? -
ANSWERSAnswer: Sex is seen as a means of procreation, a sign of love, and an
expression of the capacity to love.
100% CORRECT.
Question: According to the Catholic perspective, why is life sacred and should not be
taken away? - ANSWERSAnswer: Life is sacred because God is the creator of life, and
every individual has a special relationship with God. No one has the right to take away
life.
Question: What does the concept of the "dignity of man" refer to? - ANSWERSAnswer:
The concept of the "dignity of man" refers to the fact that people are unique and have
certain rights because they are made in the image and likeness of God.
Question: How did Jesus redeem the sanctity of life? - ANSWERSAnswer: When the
image and likeness of God were tarnished by sin, Jesus came to redeem the sanctity of
life by sacrificing his life on the cross and resurrecting from the dead.
Question: What does the 5th commandment command regarding life? -
ANSWERSAnswer: The 5th commandment commands us not to harm life, directly or
indirectly.
Question: How do the theory of Evolution and the story of Creation relate to each other?
- ANSWERSAnswer: The theory of Evolution and the story of Creation are not
contradictory. The Bible tells us who established life, and science tells us how life
developed.
Question: According to Einstein, what is the danger of science without religion and
religion without science? - ANSWERSAnswer: Einstein said, "Science without religion is
dangerous. Religion without science is blind."
Question: Why is it important for a culture to encourage respect and protect life? -
ANSWERSAnswer: A culture that doesn't encourage respect and protect life poses a
vital threat to the existence of life.
Question: Who are some saints known for their dedication to life and serving others? -
ANSWERSAnswer: Some saints known for their dedication to life and serving others
include St. Gianna Beretta Molla, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Damien, and St. Mariam
Thresia Chiramel.
Question: What is the significance of sex in the Catholic understanding? -
ANSWERSAnswer: Sex is seen as a means of procreation, a sign of love, and an
expression of the capacity to love.
