Yr 8 RE Formative Task Term 3

Our conscience acts as a strong guide for us in our decision making.

• True

• False

Absolute morality is the principle that there are some things which are always wrong and Church guidelines are used to help us in our decisions.

• True

• False

Integrity means that a person fails to act according to their values and morals resulting in an inconsistency between their actions and words.

• True

• False

Our conscience is developing when we have

• Awareness of self

• Awareness of others

• The ability to reason

• Awareness of God

• All of the above

Compassion means we try to promote a sense of concern for others and a sense of service.

• True

• False

Simplicity means having a responsibility for the well-being of others in and beyond our community, particularly those who are suffering or vulnerable.

• True

• False

Absolute Morality means

• putting into action our beliefs about what is right or wrong, good or bad in all life situations.

• what is right or wrong is decided in every situation according to what the situation involves.

• is the principle that there are some things which are always wrong.

Morality means

• putting into action our beliefs about what is right or wrong, good or bad in all life situations.

• what is right or wrong is decided in every situation according to what the situation involves.

• is the principle that there are some things which are always wrong.

Relative Morality means

• putting into action our beliefs about what is right or wrong, good or bad in all life situations.

• what is right or wrong is decided in every situation according to what the situation involves.

• is the principle that there are some things which are always wrong.

An example of an ethical issue is:

• Using confidential information for personal gain

• Arriving to work on time

• Wearing casual clothes to the office

• Taking a scheduled lunch break