Philosophy and Justice Quiz

What is the main purpose of analysing philosophical theories of how society can be run justly?

• To understand how to make society more entertaining

• To explore ways to ensure fairness and justice in society

• To learn about ancient myths

• To memorize historical dates

What is "the fall" in religious belief?

• The belief that when Adam and Eve disobeyed God, they 'fell' from perfection and brought evil into a perfect world

• The belief that God created the world in seven days

• The belief that humans are born without sin

• The belief that God punishes evil

What is the definition of "justice"?

• Fair behaviour and treatment

• Strict punishment for wrongdoing

• Obeying all laws

• Helping only those in need

Which of the following best describes a just society?

• A society where everyone is treated fairly and equally

• A society where only the rich have rights

• A society where laws are ignored

• A society where only one religion is allowed

Which virtue is described as "not living a life of excess" and "having control over our impulses, emotions and favouring a goal of long term happiness over short term pleasures"?

• Courage

• Justice

• Moderation

• Wisdom

What is the main task students are asked to do in Task 1?

• Write an essay about peace

• Mindmap ideas on what 'Justice' involves and give examples

• Draw a picture of Lady Justice

• Memorize the definition of injustice

What does the image of Lady Justice holding scales and a sword symbolize?

• The power of the government

• The balance and fairness of justice

• The importance of education

• The strength of the military

Which of the following best describes the concept of justice?

• Fairness and equality in treatment

• Only punishing people harshly

• Allowing discrimination

• Ignoring ethics in decisions

Imagine a situation where someone stands up against discrimination in their community. Which principle of justice are they demonstrating?

• Standing up for what is right

• Unbiased punishment

• Ignoring ethics

• Judging by appearance

Does social justice necessarily mean that everyone should have equal wealth or material possessions?

• No, social justice is about fairness and equal opportunities, not necessarily equal wealth

• Yes, everyone must have exactly the same amount of wealth

• No, social justice is only about religion

• Yes, social justice is about geography