Reading Quiz Lesson 3 Morality

When analyzing human actions the second aspect is “the end in view”. What is the other name of this aspect?

• The act itself

• The intention for the act

• Consider the circumstances of the act

A good intention may diminish the gravity of a sinful action but can never turn a intrinsically sinful object into a good one

• True

• False

This principal is used to determine whether or not actions that have both good and evil effects are permissible

• Principle of double morals

• Principle of double understanding

• Principle of double effect

• Principle of double ethics

The concepts that maintains that the goodness or evil of a given action is determined by the particular situation?

• Situation ethics

• Morality of subjectivity

• Conditional Theology

Intention should always be the driving force of determining the morality of an action

• True

• False

Who is the person responsible for condemning Situation Ethics?

• Pope John Paul II

• St. Thomas Aquinas

• St. Augustine

• Pope Pius XII

When exercising the Principal of Double Effect morally well the good effect must be proportional to the evil effect.

• True

• False

This belief, judges an action to be good or evil from the consequences that follow and not by whether, objectively the act reflects the natural law?

• Moralism

• Consequentialism

• Situation Ethics

• Eternal Law