Peace and Goodness Final exam

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Which of the following best describes the focus of this course

An examination of Nobel laureates and Franciscan saint emphasizing compassion humility and nonviolence

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What is the central mission of Saint Francis University as inspired by Franciscan values and the Catholic tradition

To provide a holistic education nourishing both mind and spirit

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Which of the following best represents the Franciscan goals of higher education at SFU

Reverence for life, responsible citizenship globally solidarity, reconciliation, spirit of peace and joy

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What frames the Franciscan perspective in higher education

A worldwide grounded in compassion humility reverence for creation and commitment to peace and justice

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What major life event caused Francis of Assisi to have a spiritual awakening

His experience of imprisonment and illness after fighting in a war

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What was a key feature of Francis of Assisi mission that helped grow his order grow rapidly across Europe

His invitation for others to join him in a life of simplicity and service, supported by papa approval

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Francis of Assisi love for nature and all creatures is mostly clearly expressed in which of his writings

The canticle of the creatures (known as canticle of the sun)

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What is a stigmata

The miraculous appearance of the wounds of Christ curcifixation on a persons body

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Where was Francis born

Assisi, Italy

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What does the abbreviation TOR represent in the context of the Franscian order

Third order regular

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According to the assigned reading what is the origin of the word character

Greek for “instrument for marking and graving”

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What metaphor is used in the assigned reading to describe character in the ethically relevant sense

Lines engraved in a service

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How does the narrative distinguish between character to presentation

Character has moral overtones, personality often relations to presentation

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What philisophical concept is discussed in relation to character and predictability of actions

Determinism

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According to the assigned reading how is personality often expressed in mass society

Though distinctive mannerisms of social gestures

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What does the expression “she’s a character’ imply to the narrative

The person has noticeable and theatrical distinctiveness

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What does it mean to say someone has no character as described in the narrative

They are morally unreliable and easily influenced by external forces

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Why is character of particular interest to ethical philosophers according to the narrative

Because it influences moral choices and habitual actions

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According to the preliminary definition what is the central aspect of a persons character

Their normal pattern of thought and action especially in relation to moral choice

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What distinguishes strong character from weak character according to the narrative

String character resists pressure temptations, and expectations

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Who established the Nobel peace prize

Alfred Nobel

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What country is the Nobel Peace prize awarded in

Norway

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Which of the following was part of Alfred Nobels stated vision for the peace prize

Abolition or reduction of standing armies

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Which of the following best describes the “spotlight effect” of the Nobel peace prize

It brings attention to underreported issues

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What was Alfred Nobel best known for inventing

Dynamite

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Which event greatly influenced Nobels decision to create the prize

Mistakenly obituary calling him the merchant of death

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Which action directly triggered WW1

Assaination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand

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What did peace congress influence after WW1

Creation of the League of Nations

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When were the first Nobel Peace Prizes awarded

1901

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Despite their failure to prevent WW1, what legacy did peace congress leave

Laid groundwork for international cooperation

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What is the first official step in the catholic process of becoming a saint

Servant of God designation

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Which of the following is required for canonization in the Catholic Church

At least one verified miracle

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In Christianity miracles performed by Jesus are primarily seen as

Signs of divine authority and compassion

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Which type of miracle involves control over nature

Camping a storm

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How does the Catholic Church verify a miracle for sainthood

Through scientific and theological investigation

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In Islam what is considered the greatest miracle

The Quarantine is the central religious text of Islam revered by Muslims a the literal word of God

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What is the purpose of miracles according to Christian theology

To reveal Gods will and inspire faith

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Which miracle involved feeding thousands with a small amount of food

Feeding the 5,000

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In Hinduism miracles are often attributed to

Toxic powers and divine beings

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Why are miracles considered valuable in religious life

They strengthen faith and inspire devotion

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Mother Teresa is best known for her work with which group of people

The poor and sick

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Saint Francis of Assisi founded which religious order

The Franciscans

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Both mother Teresa and St. Francis of Assisi emphasized which core value

Compassion

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Mother Teresa received the Nobel Peace Prize in which year?

1979

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St. Francis is known for his love of:

Animals and nature

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Which of the following best describes mother Teresa’s mission

Serving the poorest of the poor

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St. Francis is the patron saint of

Animals and ecology

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Mother Teresa founded the

Missionaries of charity

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Both figures practiced what

Nonviolence and humility

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St. Francis gave up his wealth to live a life of

Poverty and simplicity

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Muhammad yunus is best known for founding

Microfinance and Graeme’s bank

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Elizabeth of Hungary was known for her

Charitable works and caring for the poor

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Microfinance primarily ams to

Offer small loans to poor entrepreneurs

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Muhammad Yunus won the Nobel peace prize in what year

2006

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St Elizabeth of Hungary lived during what century

12-13th

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Microfinance reduces

Poverty and economic inequality

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St. Elizabeth is the patron saint of

Bakers and the poor

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Which Franciscan value is reflected in Yunus’s work

Reverence for life, responsible citizenship (all of the above)

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Muhammad yunus’s work primarily impacts

Small-scale entrepreneurs

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St. Elizabeth gave away her wealth to

Help the poor and the sick

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Malala you sir is known for advocating for

Girls education

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St. Bonaventure was a

Philosopher and theologian

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Malala survived an assasination attempt because of the

Her advocacy for education

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St. Bonaventure was a member of which religious order

Franciscans

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Malala won the Nobel peace prize in which year

2014

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St. Bonaventure was known as the

Seraphic doctor

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Malala activism is rooted in

Education and human rights

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St. Bonaventure emphasized

The importance of prayer and learning

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Malala story highlights the importance of

Education ad a tool for peace

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St. Bonaventure lived during which century

13th century

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MLKK jr, is best known for his leadership in

The civil rights movement

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St. Marianne cope was a caregiver to

Lepers in Hawaii

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Kings philosophy centered on

Nonviolent protest

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St. Marianne Cole was canonized in

2012

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MLK jr. delivered his famous speech titled

I have a dream

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St. Marianne copes work focused on which location

Hawaii

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King received his Nobel peace prize in which year

1964

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Both Kind and Coep demonstrated

Compassion and service

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Kings leadership inspired

Social change through peaceful means

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St Marianne copes example teaches

Dedication to marginalized groups

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Desmond tutu is known for his work in

Truth and reconciliation in South Africa

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St. Clare of Assisi founded which religious community

Poor Clare’s

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Tutu was a

Anglican bishop and anti-apartheid leader

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Clare is remembered for her

Spiritual simplicity and devotion

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Tutu won the Nobel peace prize in which year

1987

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Clare was a follower of

St Francis of Assisi

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Desmond tutu promoted

Forgiveness and reconciliation

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Clares life examplifies

Humility and simplicity

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Tutus work helped end

Apartheid in South Africa

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Both fighters teach he value of

Forgiveness an peace

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Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for

Fighting apartheid

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St. Maximillian Kolby is remembered for

Sacrificing his life in Auschwitz to save another prisoner

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Mandela became South Africa’s first

President elected by all races

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Kobe was canonized as a

Martyr

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Mandela won the Nobel peace prize in what year

1993

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Kole was a member of which religious order

Franciscans

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Mandela leadership emphasized

Forgiveness and reconciliation

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Kolby’s act of sacrifice took place during

World war 1

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Mandela is a symbol of

Peace, justice, and equality

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Both Mandela and Kobe teach the importance of

Sacrifice and courage