5 Written Questions

1. the moral virtue that, under the cardinal virtue of temperance, provides for the successful integration of sexuality within the person leading to the inner unity of the bodily and spiritual being
2. sexual relations between two people when at least one is married to a third person
3. deliberate stimulation of the genital organs to derive sexual pleasure
4. unjust desire to possess in a way exceeds the limits of reason what is not ours and belongs to another or is owed to him
5. Refusing to unveil what should remain hidden; a part of chastity

5 Matching Questions

1. contraception
2. purity
3. divorce
4. pornography
5. fecundity

1. a attuning the intellect and will to the demands of God's holiness, chiefly in 3 areas: 1) charity, 2) chastity or sexual rectitude, and 3) love of truth and orthodoxy of faith
2. b the attempt to break up a valid marriage through civil procedures
3. c the use of devices or drugs to prevent conception
4. d the removal of sexual acts, real or stimulated, from the intimacy of the partners in order to display them deliberately to third parties
5. e literally "fruitfulness;" an end of marriage and flowering of conjugal love by which children are produced

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. that which completes or makes perfect; the completion,perfection,consummation
   1. Adultery
   2. modesty
   3. contraception
   4. complementary
2. conceiving a child through medical means outside the act of marriage
   1. child molestation
   2. in vivo or in vitro fertilization
   3. fornication
   4. direct sterilization
3. living together prior to marriage with the intention to get married "if things work out"
   1. divorce
   2. trial marriage
   3. complementary
   4. rape
4. involving children in intimate acts
   1. contraception
   2. child molestation
   3. fornication
   4. prostitution
5. sexual relations between relations or in-laws within a prohibited degree
   1. modesty
   2. covet
   3. Lust
   4. incest

5 True/False Questions

1. prostitution → the selling of one's body for sexual relations for either money or goods

   True        False

2. polygamy → Refusing to unveil what should remain hidden; a part of chastity

   True        False

3. passions → The emotions or dispositions which incline us to good or evil actions, such as love and hate, hope and fear, joy and sadness, and anger

   True        False

4. direct sterilization → medical procedures used to prevent conception

   True        False

5. self-mastery → mastery of oneself; essential virtue for charity and therefore holiness

   True        False