MPU1313 Chapter 5

1.            What is ethics?

A. The series of rules provided to an individual

B. An individual’s own principles regarding right and wrong.

C. Investigates where our ethical principles come from and what they mean.

   D. The discipline that produces more moral norms or rules as the end product.

• A. The series of rules provided to an individual

• B. An individual’s own principles regarding right and wrong.

• C. Investigates where our ethical principles come from and what they mean.

     

•    D. The discipline that produces more moral norms or rules as the end product.

2.            What is moral?

A. Investigates where our ethical principles come from and what they mean.

  B. The discipline that produces more moral norms or rules as the end product.

 C. May include articulating the good habits we should acquire and the duties we have to          

     follow.

 D. An individual’s own principles regarding right and wrong.

• A. Investigates where our ethical principles come from and what they mean.

    

•   B. The discipline that produces more moral norms or rules as the end product.

•  C. May include articulating the good habits we should acquire and the duties we have to follow.

• D. An individual’s own principles regarding right and wrong.

3.            Major Categories for Ethics are as below EXCEPT

                A. Metaethics

                B. Normative Ethics

                C. Normalize Ethics

                D. Descriptive ethics

•   A. Metaethics

                 

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                  B. Normative Ethics

                 

•                   C. Normalize Ethics

•                 D. Descriptive ethics

4.         Moral values and ethics include all the following, EXCEPT

 

A.           Civic mindedness

B.           Honesty

C.           Inferiority

D.     Cooperativeness and tolerance

• A.           Civic mindedness

• B.           Honesty

• C.           Inferiority

• D.     Cooperativeness and tolerance

5.         Which of the following matches this description: Sometimes known as comparative ethics?

 

A.             Normative ethics

B.             Descriptive ethics

C.             Metaethics

D.             Aretaic Ethics

• A.             Normative ethics

• B.             Descriptive ethics

• C.             Metaethics

• D.             Aretaic Ethics

6.         Which of the following matches this description: Making a moral judgement by considering actions and decisions?

 

A.             Descriptive ethics

B.             Normative ethics

C.             Aretaic ethics

D.             Metaethics

• A.             Descriptive ethics

• B.             Normative ethics

• C.             Aretaic ethics

• D.             Metaethics

7.            “The discipline that produces more moral norms or rules as the end product.”

The definition above reflect to which concept of ethics?

A.    Descriptive ethics

B.    Normative ethics

C     Aretaic ethics

D.    Metaethics

• A.    Descriptive ethics

• B.    Normative ethics

• C     Aretaic ethics

• D.    Metaethics

8.     Ethical system consists of

I Relativism

II Deontological systems

III Teleological systems

IV Theology system

 

A. I, II and III

B. I, II and IV

C. I, III and IV

D. II, III and IV

• A. I, II and III

• B. I, II and IV

• C. I, III and IV

• D. II, III and IV

9.      Define the meaning of Utilitarianism

 

A. action produces the greatest good for the greatest number is the moral choice.

 

B. The right thing to do is based on personal interest

 

C. The doctrine that knowledge, truth, and morality exist in relation to culture, society, or historical context, and are not absolute.

 

D. Focuses on the right, good and just.

 

• A. action produces the greatest good for the greatest number is the moral choice.

• B. The right thing to do is based on personal interest

• C. The doctrine that knowledge, truth, and morality exist in relation to culture, society, or historical context, and are not absolute.

• D. Focuses on the right, good and just.

10.      “remind human beings of their moral responsibility, and challenge those ideas in society   

           which opposed submission to God.”

               

                The description above reflects to which religion ethics?

               

                A. Islamic Ethic

                B. Confucian Ethic

                C. Buddhist Ethic

                D. Taoism Ethic

•        A. Islamic Ethic

              

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                  B. Confucian Ethic

                

•                    C. Buddhist Ethic

             

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                  D. Taoism Ethic