Morality Unit 3 Quiz: Conscience, The Devil, and Making Moral Decisions

A good _?_ does not justify evil means.

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

Called the subjective dimension in morality

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

Conditions or facts of an event

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

A person’s aim or objective

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

The moral content of an action that suggests whether the action is directed toward true good

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

The most important aspect in determining the morality of an act

• Moral Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

There are some actions that are always morally wrong

• True

• False

The circumstances can increase or decrease one’s culpability (responsibility) for an action

• True

• False

A good moral object can become a sinful action if it is done with a bad intention

• True

• False

The outcomes or consequences of our actions are the most important factor in determining their moral goodness or evil.

• True

• False