PREFINAL EXAMINATION IN GE 1: ETHICS

1.  Which of the following is the indispensable step before any ethical analysis and reflection of the case?

• Make a decision

• Gather the facts

• List the alternatives

• Determine the ethical issue

2.  Which step involves coming up with various options as part of the creative thinking included in resolving a moral dilemma?

• Make a decision

• Gather the facts

• List the alternatives

• Determine the ethical issue

3.  Which of the following is NOT a consequence when you list more alternatives in resolving a moral dilemma?

• The better the chance that your list will include some high-quality ones

• You may come up with some very creative options that you had not considered before

• The lesser possibility that the dilemma will be resolved

• The greater the potential for coming up with a broader selection of idea

4. 4. What is the simplest way of clarifying an ethical dilemma?

• Making sure that the facts are clear

• Stating clearly the ethical issue involved

• Proposing possible alternative courses of actions

• Identifying relevant values involved

4. 5.  Which of the following is NOT true about justice?

• Justice is equal opportunity and rights to everyone.

• Justice is the capacity to judge without regard to one’s thoughts or interests.

• Justice is the establishment of rights in a society according to its rules of law or equity.

• Justice is giving each person what they deserve; giving them what is legally theirs.

4. 6.  What happens next after the relevant values, virtues, and principles involved in the moral situation have been identified?

• Make a decision

• Consider the consequences

• List the alternatives

• Determine the ethical issue

4. 7. Which of the 7 steps of Moral Reasoning wherein the elimination of alternatives takes place?

• Step 1

• Step 3

• Step 5

• Step 7

4. 8.  Who proposed a model that could be used as a guide in making moral decisions?

• Scott Ray

• Scottie Rae

• Scott Rey

• Scott Rae

4. 9.  Which of these speaks about impartiality, no special treatment; generally defined as fairness?

• Equality

• Justice

• Fairness

• Responsibility

4. 10.      What is the next thing to do after listing the alternatives to resolve the ethical issue?

• Make a decision

• Consider the consequences

•   Compare the alternatives with virtues/principles

• Determine the virtues/principles have a bearing on the case