Module 4 Values Education Quiz

According to the Cambridge Dictionary, how are values defined?

• As the process that provides young people internalization of values

• As something such as principle or quality intrinsically valuable or desirable

• As the motive behind purposeful action and value is purpose

• As the principles that help you decide what is right and wrong and how to act in various situations

Answer explanation

Values are defined as the principles that help you decide what is right and wrong and how to act in various situations, according to the Cambridge Dictionary.

What is the etymological origin of the word 'value'?

• From the Latin word 'Valeri' which means to be well, to have strength, vigor, or power

• From the Greek word 'Ethos' which means character or custom

• From the French word 'Valeur' which means to estimate, be worth

• From the German word 'Wert' which means worth or value

Answer explanation

The etymological origin of the word 'value' is from the Latin word 'Valeri' which means to be well, to have strength, vigor, or power.

What is the working definition of the word value or values according to the famous philosophy blog Ethics Sage?

• The process that provides young people internalization of values

• The basic and fundamental beliefs that guide or motivate attitudes or actions

• The motive behind purposeful action and value is purpose

• The principles that help you decide what is right and wrong and how to act in various situations

Answer explanation

The working definition of the word value or values according to the famous philosophy blog Ethics Sage is the basic and fundamental beliefs that guide or motivate attitudes or actions.

What is the Republic Act 11476 also known as?

• The Theory of Valuation

• The GMRC and Values Education Act

• The Ethics Sage Act

• The Human Nature and Kandak Act

Answer explanation

Republic Act 11476 is also known as The GMRC and Values Education Act.

According to the GMRC and Values Education Act, what is the aim of values education?

• To act on underlying principles

• To provide young people internalization of values

• To guide or motivate attitudes or actions

• To determine what is important to us

Answer explanation

The aim of values education according to the GMRC and Values Education Act is to provide young people internalization of values.

What is the definition of value or values according to the Merriam-Webster?

• The principles that help you decide what is right and wrong and how to act in various situations

• Something such as principle or quality intrinsically valuable or desirable

• The process that provides young people internalization of values

• The motive behind purposeful action and value is purpose

Answer explanation

The correct definition of value or values according to Merriam-Webster is something such as principle or quality intrinsically valuable or desirable.

What is the instrumental value of a thing according to Jandui's pragmatic interpretation?

• Satisfaction

• Pleasure

• Its desirability as an end

• Its desirability as a means

Answer explanation

According to Jandui's pragmatic interpretation, the instrumental value of a thing refers to its desirability as a means.

What is the intrinsic value of a thing according to Jandui's pragmatic interpretation?

• Its desirability as an end

• Satisfaction

• Pleasure

• Its desirability as a means

Answer explanation

According to Jandui's pragmatic interpretation, the intrinsic value of a thing is its desirability as an end, making 'Its desirability as an end' the correct choice.

According to the Republic Act 11476, what is the process that provides young people internalization of values?

• Values education

• Intrinsic value

• Philosophical and ethical foundations

• Principles and qualities

Answer explanation

According to the Republic Act 11476, the process that provides young people internalization of values is values education.

What is the etymological meaning of the root word 'Val'?

• To estimate, be worth

• World health strength

• To be well, to have strength, vigor, or power

• To be worth, to have value

Answer explanation

The etymological meaning of the root word 'Val' is 'To be well, to have strength, vigor, or power', which matches the correct answer choice.