Med Gr 7 moral rules PA4 revision

Define moral rules

• The individual’s sense of duty towards others or towards society, without being compelled by laws or obligations.

• A set of principles agreed upon in society aimed at achieving higher morals in the community, such as helping the poor and advising against lying.

• The beliefs we maintain concerning rightful behavior.

2 All of the following are sources of individuals’ moral standards except:

• Family

• Religion

• Government

• friends

Ethics is the study of ....

• Impartiality

• Law

• value

• Decisions making

Distinguish between Moral duties and moral values.

• Moral duty: The individual’s sense of duty towards others or towards society, without being compelled by laws or obligations. (b) Moral Vales: The beliefs we maintain concerning rightful behavior.

• a) Moral duty: The beliefs we maintain concerning rightful behavior. (b) Moral vales: The individual’s sense of duty towards others or towards society, without being compelled by laws or obligations.

• a) Moral duty: Commitment to values and acts that do not reflect any vanity or arrogance towards others. (b) Moral Values: The individual’s sense of duty towards others or towards society, without being compelled by laws or obligations.

It is important to have a good ____________ to show you can be positive even when you don't like something you have to do

• Appearing

• Attendance

• Attitude

• Autocratic

Choose a proper term for the following description :- Commitment to values and acts that do not reflect any vanity or arrogance towards others.

• Moral duty

• Moral value

• Modesty

• Popular heritage

To be honest and honorable in daily dealings is linked to

• Family

• Community

• Responsibility

• General ethics and moral value.

_____refers to a study of how people try to live their lives according to a standard of “right” or “wrong” behavior.

• Morality

• Ethics

• Virtuosity

• Philosophy

Define morality

• What is considered as correct within a society.

• Defining what is right and wrong for an individual or a community.

• Making the right decisions when there is a chance to do wrong.

Which is one of the three primary ethical standards in our culture?

• Keeping an open mind.

• Not judging others

• Respecting people and property