QUIZ 1

Ethics comes from the greek word __________?

• ethos

• ethnos

• etos

• etnos

Ethics is a science, which of the following sciences falls on this statement?

• Allied Science

• Natural Science

• Practical Science

• Normative Science

People are always searching for a __________?

• Good Life
• Material Goods

• Reason

• Morality

• He considered the human person as an autonomous self-regulating will who is capable of making moral decisions by and for himself.

• Immanuel Kant

• John Locke

• St. Thomas Aquinas

• Plato

Which philosopher believed that the human person's conscience guides them toward self-realization?

• Immanuel Kant

• Viktor Frankl

• St. Thomas Aquinas

• Erich Fromm

Why is ethics considered the supreme philosophy?

• Ethics is the only philosophy that is truly practical and relevant to everyday life.

• Ethics deals with the attainment of man's highest good—happiness.

• Ethics is capable of providing absolute answers to all moral dilemmas.

• Ethics is the foundation for all other branches of philosophy.

Which philosopher believed that human beings live and die for their ideals and values?

• Immanuel Kant

• John Locke

• Viktor Frankl

• Erich Fromm

What is the main distinction that separates humans from other creatures?

• A capacity for abstract thought and philosophical inquiry.

• A physical form with unique sensory capabilities.

• A capacity for empathy and compassion towards others.

• An innate desire for pleasure and comfort.

The man's inclination towards earthly goods can lead to what two negative emotions?

• Anger and sadness

• Guilt and shame

• Fear and regret

• Envy and despair

What was a primary focus of early Eastern people in their pursuit of a good life?

• Seeking perfection of the self.

• Discriminating others based on material possessions.

• Understanding metaphysical and epistemological truths.

• Attaining material wealth and intellectual greatness.