Communications 300 Lesson 12
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This quiz has been made from material discussed in lesson 12 of comm 300
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True or False? The single most substantial factor in the denigration of the values and morals of our society is that we as a nation are forsaking the Almighty.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given answer, "true," suggests that the single most substantial factor in the denigration of values and morals in our society is the nation forsaking the Almighty. This implies that the decline in values and morals is attributed to a lack of religious belief or practice. It suggests that by turning away from religious principles and teachings, society has experienced a decline in moral standards.Rate this question:
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True or False? President Hinckley is concerned that we are shutting the door against God, forsaking him, and Hinckley fears that He will begin to forsake us.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
President Hinckley is concerned that we are shutting the door against God, forsaking him, and he fears that God will begin to forsake us. This suggests that President Hinckley believes that if we turn away from God and abandon our faith, God may also turn away from us and withdraw his blessings and protection. This highlights the importance of maintaining a strong relationship with God and remaining faithful to him.Rate this question:
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True or False? President Hinckley would agree that when faced with an ethical decision, the best policy is to do what others are doing. If it is "done all the time," or "everyone is doing it" it must be justifiable.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
President Hinckley would not agree that when faced with an ethical decision, the best policy is to do what others are doing. He believed in upholding moral values and principles, even if they went against popular opinion or societal norms. He emphasized the importance of personal integrity and doing what is right, regardless of what others may be doing. Therefore, he would not consider the justification of an action based on the fact that it is done all the time or everyone is doing it.Rate this question:
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- 4.
True or False? When people engage in falsehoods and dishonest practices, something within them dies; conscience chokes, character withers, self-respect vanishes, and integrity dies.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Engaging in falsehoods and dishonest practices can have detrimental effects on a person's inner self. When individuals choose to deceive others, their conscience is affected, causing a sense of guilt and moral conflict. This can lead to a deterioration of their character, as they compromise their values and principles. Additionally, their self-respect diminishes as they betray their own integrity. Ultimately, engaging in falsehoods and dishonest practices can result in the death of one's integrity, causing long-lasting negative consequences.Rate this question:
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- 5.
It is the relentless pursuit of what that too often leads to debauchery?
- A.
Money
- B.
Earning a living
- C.
The pursuit of wealth at the expense of everything else
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The desire to improve our circumstances
Correct Answer
C. The pursuit of wealth at the expense of everything elseExplanation
The correct answer is "the pursuit of wealth at the expense of everything else." This is because the question asks about what leads to debauchery, which implies excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures or immoral behavior. The pursuit of wealth at the expense of everything else suggests a single-minded focus on accumulating money, often leading to neglect of other important aspects of life and potentially engaging in immoral or unethical actions.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley not agree?
- A.
Happiness lies in virtue.
- B.
We should ask ourselves if we would feel confident and comfortable about the choices we make if all the world were privy to our private behavior.
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Wickedness and righteousness are determined by the majority.
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Our behavior must be such that we can be at peace with ourselves
Correct Answer
C. Wickedness and righteousness are determined by the majority.Explanation
President Hinckley would not agree with the statement that wickedness and righteousness are determined by the majority. He believes that our behavior should be based on personal virtue and that happiness lies in virtue. He also emphasizes the importance of being at peace with ourselves and making choices that we would feel confident and comfortable with, regardless of public opinion.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley not agree?
- A.
We are all members of the divine family; brothers and sisters.
- B.
We must remove all elements of hatred, bigotry, and racism from our hearts and societies
- C.
We should condemn others for their laziness, dishonesty, or betrayal
- D.
We should treat each other with respect and acceptance
Correct Answer
C. We should condemn others for their laziness, dishonesty, or betrayalExplanation
President Hinckley would not agree with the statement "We should condemn others for their laziness, dishonesty, or betrayal." This goes against his belief in treating each other with respect and acceptance. He emphasizes the importance of removing hatred, bigotry, and racism from our hearts and societies, and recognizing that we are all members of the divine family. Condemning others for their flaws goes against the principles of love, understanding, and forgiveness that President Hinckley promoted.Rate this question:
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Civility includes:
- A.
Disrespect for the name of Deity
- B.
Boorishness
- C.
Rudeness, crudeness, insensitivity to others, and coarse and filthy language
- D.
Refinement, courtesy, thoughtful dialogue, good humor, good taste, good manners, and human kindness
Correct Answer
D. Refinement, courtesy, thoughtful dialogue, good humor, good taste, good manners, and human kindnessExplanation
The correct answer is refinement, courtesy, thoughtful dialogue, good humor, good taste, good manners, and human kindness. This answer aligns with the definition of civility provided in the question, which includes qualities such as refinement, courtesy, and good manners. It also includes attributes like thoughtful dialogue, good humor, good taste, and human kindness, which further emphasize the importance of respectful and considerate behavior towards others.Rate this question:
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- 9.
With which of the following would President Hinckley disagree?
- A.
We must never stop learning
- B.
The intellectual resources in America are all highly developed
- C.
Personal development and the light of our personalities result from keeping our minds sharp through good literature, uplifting entertainment, learning new things, and acquiring new skills.
- D.
In addition to intellectual learning, we need education of the heart, spirit, conscience, and character
Correct Answer
B. The intellectual resources in America are all highly developedExplanation
President Hinckley would disagree with the statement that the intellectual resources in America are all highly developed. This suggests that he believes there is still room for improvement and growth in intellectual resources within the country.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley disagree?
- A.
It is easy to forgive
- B.
Forgiveness and mercy are twin virtues.
- C.
We cannot expect others to be forgiving and merciful with us if we are not forgiving and merciful with others
- D.
Work is the miracle by which talent is brought to the surface and dreams become reality.
Correct Answer
A. It is easy to forgiveExplanation
President Hinckley would disagree with the statement "It is easy to forgive". This is because forgiveness is often a difficult and challenging process that requires effort and understanding. President Hinckley would likely emphasize the importance of forgiveness but acknowledge that it is not always easy to do so.Rate this question:
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True of False? One has neither independence nor freedom from bondage when obligated by debts.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When a person is obligated by debts, they are bound by the responsibility to repay those debts. This obligation restricts their independence and freedom as they are constrained by the need to fulfill their financial obligations. They may have limited choices and opportunities due to their financial situation, which can limit their independence and freedom. Therefore, it is true that one has neither independence nor freedom from bondage when obligated by debts.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley agree?
- A.
Criticism and negativity are vital to keeping our eyes open to problems.
- B.
When we walk with gratitude, we do not walk with arrogance and conceit and egotism, but with a becoming spirit of thanksgiving that will bless our lives.
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Cynics contribute, skeptics create, and doubters achieve.
- D.
Humanity is essentially evil.
Correct Answer
B. When we walk with gratitude, we do not walk with arrogance and conceit and egotism, but with a becoming spirit of thanksgiving that will bless our lives.Explanation
President Hinckley would agree with the statement that when we walk with gratitude, we do not walk with arrogance and conceit and egotism, but with a becoming spirit of thanksgiving that will bless our lives. This aligns with his beliefs as a religious leader, as gratitude is often emphasized as a virtue in many religious teachings. President Hinckley would likely see gratitude as a way to cultivate humility and avoid negative traits such as arrogance and conceit.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley agree?
- A.
Material success will be ashes in our mouths without preservation and cultivation of things spiritual
- B.
A nation can base its progress solely on materialism, military might, and scientific advancement.
- C.
We should say our prayers as if we were picking up the telephone and ordering groceries—place our order and hang up
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In our sophisticated, technologically saturated, wealthy society, it is no longer necessary to appeal to God for help, wisdom, comfort, or peace
Correct Answer
A. Material success will be ashes in our mouths without preservation and cultivation of things spiritualExplanation
President Hinckley would agree that material success will be meaningless and unsatisfying without also focusing on and nurturing spiritual aspects of life.Rate this question:
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True or False? We must reassert our faith in utilitarian values.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is asking whether we must reassert our faith in utilitarian values, and the correct answer is false. This means that it is not necessary or required to reaffirm our belief in utilitarian values.Rate this question:
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True or False? We should hesitate to ask God to help us realize our ambitions.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Asking God for help in realizing our ambitions should not be a cause for hesitation. Many religious beliefs encourage individuals to seek guidance and support from a higher power. It is believed that God wants us to fulfill our potential and achieve our goals. By asking for assistance, we acknowledge our reliance on a higher power and invite divine intervention in our journey towards success. Therefore, it is not true that we should hesitate to ask God for help in realizing our ambitions.Rate this question:
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With which of the following would President Hinckley disagree?
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The marriage relationship is the most sacred of all partnerships
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It is a great blessing to children to know their parents love, respect, and honor one another
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All in marriage is bliss.
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The most important decision of life is the decision concerning a companion.
Correct Answer
C. All in marriage is bliss.Explanation
President Hinckley would disagree with the statement "All in marriage is bliss." This is because he believed that marriage, like any other relationship, has its ups and downs and requires effort and commitment from both partners. He emphasized the importance of working through challenges and finding happiness and fulfillment in the marriage relationship.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not correct?
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Selfishness accounts for a high percentage of marital problems.
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Marriage is fragile.
- C.
Churches are the most conducive environments to develop and enact virtue in children and society.
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Both fathers and mothers are important to the rearing of children.
Correct Answer
C. Churches are the most conducive environments to develop and enact virtue in children and society.Explanation
The given statement "Churches are the most conducive environments to develop and enact virtue in children and society" is not correct. While churches can provide a supportive and moral environment for individuals, it is not accurate to claim that they are the most conducive environments for developing and enacting virtue in children and society. Other institutions such as schools, families, and community organizations also play significant roles in shaping values and virtues in individuals.Rate this question:
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The four cornerstones on which to establish and nurture marriages and homes do not include:
- A.
Mutual respect and loyalty to one another
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Superiority of husband over wife
- C.
The soft answer
- D.
Financial honesty
Correct Answer
B. Superiority of husband over wifeExplanation
The question is asking for the option that is not included in the four cornerstones of establishing and nurturing marriages and homes. The four options given are mutual respect and loyalty to one another, superiority of husband over wife, the soft answer, and financial honesty. The correct answer is "superiority of husband over wife" because it goes against the principles of equality and mutual respect in a marriage. The other three options are all important aspects in building a strong and healthy relationship.Rate this question:
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With which of the following does President Hinckley disagree?
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Never in the history of the world has there been a more profound need for leaders of principle to step forward.
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In leadership, in standing for principle, there is loneliness
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Men and women of integrity who live with their convictions are dreadfully miserable.
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We cannot stand on the sidelines and watch the play between the forces of good and evil; we must become leaders in speaking up on behalf of worthy causes and principles.
Correct Answer
C. Men and women of integrity who live with their convictions are dreadfully miserable.Explanation
President Hinckley disagrees with the statement that men and women of integrity who live with their convictions are dreadfully miserable.Rate this question:
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With which of the following does President Hinckley disagree?
- A.
The distance between mediocrity and excellence is small; we would all do well to walk a higher road of excellence.
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There is nothing in all the world so satisfying as a task or performance well done.
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Tremendous is our opportunity to reach beyond the hoped-for goal of wealth and worldly success to build and strengthen others, to relieve suffering, to aid in making the world a better place, to be as a light.
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Tremendous is our potential for leading out and standing up, in every arena of our lives, for the virtues that will make our individual lives, our families, and our society strong and vibrant.
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None of the above.
Correct Answer
E. None of the above. -
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