Gr. 7 – Unit 5 Chapter 15 Answer Key 1. __________ is a Cardinal Virtue that helps us to see ahead to the consequences of actions and be aware of what's going on. a. Patience b. Temperance c. Prudence 2. The virtue of __________ leads us to give God and other people what is due to them. a. charity b. justice c. fortitude 3. Calumny and slander are false words or attitudes that seriously injure someone and are sins against __________. a. the First Commandment b. chastity and modesty c. the Eighth Commandment 4. The virtue of modesty requires that we __________. a. never ask adults questions about sexuality b. dress, talk, and move in appropriate ways c. avoid wearing clothes that are "in style" 5. All of the other moral virtues, such as patience, piety, and gratitude, are drawn from __________. a. the Gospels b. the Cardinal Virtues c. Saint Paul’s writings 6. The Cardinal Virtues are __________. a. prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance b. faith, hope, and charity c. humility, compassion, patience, and justice 7. The word cardinal comes from the Latin word cardo, which means "__________" and tells us about the importance of the Cardinal Virtues. a. heart b. doorway c. hinge 8. __________ is the virtue that helps you express your sexuality and show love in the right way for your state of life. a. Humility b. Chastity c. Modesty 9. Saint Paul told the Colossians to "put on" compassion, kindness, humility, and other virtues but to "put on" __________ over everything else. a. love b. self-discipline c. obedience 10. Saint Margaret Ward, who lived during an anti-Catholic period in England, suffered and died for her faith because she __________. a. wouldn't tell where a Catholic priest was hiding b. refused to join the Church of England c. both a and b 11. The virtue of temperance will help us to __________. a. be wise, careful, and sensible in making decisions b. balance thoughts, actions, and feelings so that desires don't rule us c. promote equality and harmony among people 12. The virtue that means showing courage, having strength to get through difficult times, and not giving up is called __________. a. justice b. faith c. fortitude 13. Virtues, good spiritual habits, guide the way we act and feel and __________. a. can develop over time with practice and openness to God's grace b. can be learned by reading the Bible c. are given to us at Baptism 14. One of the Theological Virtues, hope, is __________. a. believing in God, what he has revealed to us, and what the Church teaches b. a desire, strengthened by trust in Jesus' promises, to do God's will and achieve eternal life c. loving God above all else, and our neighbors as ourselves 15. The __________ are gifts from God that help us to believe in him, trust in his plan for us, and love him as he loves us. a. Cardinal Virtues b. Ten Commandments c. Theological Virtues .