Morality and Ethics End of Unit Test

What does belief mean?

• Faith or confidence that something exists or that something is true.

• Moral principles that help a person to decide how to act.

• Facts or information that can prove something.

• Certain rules are right for people all the time

• What is considered right depends upon the situation.

What are ethics?

• Faith or confidence that something exists or that something is true.

• Moral principles that help a person to decide how to act.

• Facts or information that can prove something.

• Certain rules are right for people all the time

• What is considered right depends upon the situation.

What is evidence?

• Faith or confidence that something exists or that something is true.

• Moral principles that help a person to decide how to act.

• Facts or information that can prove something.

• Certain rules are right for people all the time

• What is considered right depends upon the situation.

What is absolute morality?

• Faith or confidence that something exists or that something is true.

• Moral principles that help a person to decide how to act.

• Facts or information that can prove something.

• Certain rules are right for people all the time

• What is considered right depends upon the situation.

What is relative morality?

• Faith or confidence that something exists or that something is true.

• Moral principles that help a person to decide how to act.

• Facts or information that can prove something.

• Certain rules are right for people all the time

• What is considered right depends upon the situation.

In the UK, who makes laws?

• Parliament

• The Queen

• The Prime Minister

Parliament consists of:

• The House of Commons

• The House of Lords

• The Supreme Court

• The monarch

Which ethical theory can be summed up as the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one?

• Utliatarianism

• Virtue ethics

• Natural law

• Kantian ethics

Which ethical theory can be summed up as something is good if it fulfills its natural purpose?

• Utliatarianism

• Virtue ethics

• Natural law

• Kantian ethics

Which ethical theory can be summed up as the right action is the one that is right for everyone and is done out of good will?

• Utliatarianism

• Virtue ethics

• Natural law

• Kantian ethics