A _____________________ in general is a standard of measurement. It is an instrument of which the quality or quantity is determined such as the clock tells the time

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience

Who defines the norms of morality a criteria of judgement about what sort of person we ought to be

A universal phenomenon as it is seen or manifested in every person and society

• Morality

• Norm

• Norms of Morality

• Law

A criteria of judgement about what sort of person we ought to be

• Morality

• Norm

• Norms of Morality

• Law

An ordinance of reason promulgated for the common good by one who has authority

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience

The practical judgment of reason deciding upon an individual action as good and to be perform or as evil and to be avoided

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience

Proximate norm of morality because it is what directly confronts an action as good or bad

• Conscience

• Law

• Norm

• Morality

Its function is to examine, to judge and pass a sentence on all actions

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience

It determines what ought to be done in a given situation

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience

It is but an extension of law particularly divine law guides man to seek the good of his nature

• Morality

• Norm

• Law

• Conscience