Learning Activity Sheet PHILO 11 12
Learning Activity Sheet PHILO 11 12
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
1.2 The best wealth is that which has been lawfully acquired.
1.3 Success without honor is an unseasoned dish; it will satisfy your hunger but it won’t taste good.
2.4 Honoring the flag and proper singing of the national anthem.
2.5 Attending classes on time and prepared for the teaching-learning process.
3. Evaluate the dictum: It takes a lifetime to develop good moral but only an instant to learn bad morals.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Submission of Modules-Learning Activity Sheet must pass on or before January 16, 2022.
Exercise 1
1. Good, the more communicated, the more abundance grows (John Milton).
2. Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do (Thomas Carlyle).
Exercises 2
There are four moral virtues. They are called moral virtues because they lead us to live good moral lives.
☺ Prudence helps us to make judgment on what we should do or not do in particular circumstances of our
everyday life.
☺ Justice helps us to give everyone what belongs to him and not to take what does not belong to us.
☺ Fortitude is an extra effort to do right thing even if it is hard or difficult.
☺ Temperance helps us to control our desires and use properly all things, which please our senses.
1. Which among the four virtues do you need more to develop in your life? Why?
2. Do you recall any word of wisdom (or “words to live by”) that came from your grandparents or parents? What is it?
3. Explain the statement: God will not let you be tested beyond your strength. Along with the test he will give you the
way out of it so that you may be able to endure it.
4. Evaluate the dictum: The man of true courage is also a humble man of prayer.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Submission of Modules-Learning Activity Sheet must pass on or before January 16, 2022.