Quarterly Exam: Philosophy of Human Person

What is the primary focus of environmentalism?

• Technological development

• Expanding urban areas

• Addressing environmental problems

• Promoting consumer culture

What does frugality mean in environmental ethics?

• Excessive spending

• Limiting consumption

• Environmental exploitation

• Rapid resource usage

What does 'recycling' entail?

• Buying new items

• Disposing of materials permanently

• Importing more materials

• Converting waste into reusable items

Who is primarily responsible for caring for the environment according to environmental ethics?

• Humanity as a whole

• Only governments

• Only environmental scientists

• Future generations only

What concept in environmental ethics is associated with the fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens?

• Environmental Integrity

• Environmental Justice

• Equity

• Environmental Philosophy

What virtue is linked to conserving resources for the future?

• Self-control

• Temperance

• Prudence

• Frugality

What does freedom refer to?

• The ability to do whatever one wants

• The absence of coercion, intimidation, or constraint

• The lack of responsibilities

• Always having the final say

Which philosopher believed freedom is a human capacity to determine one's actions and fulfill meanings in life?

• Jean-Paul Sartre

• Sigmund Freud

• Aristotle

• Viktor Frankl

Which ethical theory emphasizes the 'greatest good for the greatest number'?

• Deontology

• Utilitarianism

• Virtue Ethics

• Ethics of Care

Which concept implies making decisions with moral implications using intellect and will?

• Acts of Man

• Voluntary Choice

• Licentiousness

• Human Acts