Ethics and Morality Quiz

What is the relationship between individual conscience and social ethos?

• C. They are interrelated and influence each other

• D. They have no impact on each other

• B. They are in constant conflict with each other

• A. They are completely independent of each other

What is the fundamental level of the meaning of morality in human practice?

• D. Adherence to religious beliefs

• C. Alignment with individual conscience

• B. Conformity to social norms

• A. Legal compliance

What is the primary characteristic of the legal system in relation to ethics and morality?

• A. It is completely independent of ethical considerations

• B. It is based on religious principles

• C. It is aligned with social ethos

• D. It has no impact on moral decision-making

What is the goal of the conscience's dialectic process according to the text?

• A. To reinforce subjective moral beliefs

• B. To eliminate the need for ethical standards

• D. To promote individualistic decision-making

• C. To achieve universal recognition of subjective convictions

What is the significance of pluralistic societies in the context of ethics and morality?

• A. They eliminate the need for ethical norms

• D. They have no impact on moral development

• B. They promote uniformity in moral beliefs

• C. They encourage critical evaluation of social norms

According to the text, which level of meaning is associated with the concepts of good and bad?

• DOROVINGUMAS

• MORALUMAS

• TIKĖJIMAS

• TEISĖ

What is the author's view on the authority of individuals in shaping ethical norms?

• Individuals have absolute authority in shaping ethical norms

• Individuals have no authority in shaping ethical norms

• Individuals have authority only in traditional societies

• Individuals have limited authority in shaping ethical norms

What is the significance of texts like the Bible, Quran, and Vedas in shaping ethical norms?

• They have absolute authority in shaping ethical norms

• Their authority is subject to interpretation and cultural context

• They have no significance in shaping ethical norms

• Their authority is limited to specific religious communities

How does tradition influence the authority of ethical norms?

• Tradition has no influence on ethical norms

• Tradition's influence is limited to specific cultural practices

• Tradition has absolute authority in shaping ethical norms

• Tradition's influence varies based on the level of societal development

What is the impact of positive law on ethical norms according to the text?

• Positive law only affects criminal justice

• Positive law destabilizes ethical norms

• Positive law stabilizes ethical norms

• Positive law has no impact on ethical norms