According to the text, what do some people believe provides constant and unchanging Commandments for what is right and wrong?

• Historical documents

• Political speeches

• Scientific research

• Religious texts

What approach do humanists take towards morality?

• They look to religious texts for rules

• They follow the commands of a higher authority

• They ignore the effects of their choices on others

• They think carefully for themselves about the best way to live

What does the humanist view of morality require individuals to consider?

• The rights and wishes of others

• The desires of a higher authority

• The consequences of their actions on themselves

• The rules and commandments of tradition

What is the basis of morality according to the text?

• Scientific research

• Historical documents

• Social instincts

• Religious texts

What does the text suggest about the development of morality in human beings?

• It is a gift from an external force

• It is a recent invention

• It is unrelated to social instincts

• It is a natural part of humanity

What does the text imply about the source of morality?

• It comes from tradition and deference to authority

• It comes from individual goodwill and social responsibility

• It comes from outside of human beings

• It comes from scientific research

What are the values that the text mentions as human inventions?

• Selfishness, cruelty, unfairness, inequality

• Scientific research, historical documents, political speeches, individualism

• Religious texts, authority, tradition, deference

• Freedom, justice, happiness, equality

What does the text suggest about the reading level of the quiz?

• It is suitable for adults

• It is suitable for grade 6 students

• It is too difficult for anyone to understand

• It is only for religious scholars

What does the text imply about the behavior needed to live in groups and thrive?

• Deference to authority and tradition

• Isolation and individualism

• Affection and cooperation

• Selfishness and cruelty

What does the text suggest about the long experience of human beings living in communities?

• It has refined and developed our morality

• It has led to the decline of morality

• It has had no impact on the development of morality

• It has made morality irrelevant