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883AX Ethics Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

At one point in Denmark, the Nazi's thought "it was the right moment to TACKLE the Jewish question..."


Tackle means....?

a)

to accept

b)

to jump on and grab

c)

to fight against

d)

to deal with

2.

Choose two examples of "sabotage" from the options below.

a)

ruining someone's science fair project so they can't win

b)

giving someone a high five

c)

going along with plans that have been made

d)

screaming while someone is shooting free throws

3.

To "reckon with" something means to:


* Choose all correct answers.

a)

reject it

b)

come to terms with it

c)

accept it

d)

deny it

4.

Which of the following are NOT synonyms for "concession."

a)

a special agreement

b)

a disagreement

c)

a protest

d)

a compromise

5.

"They (the people of the Danish government) threatened German officials with immediate resignation..."


What does "resignation" mean?

a)

protesting in the streets

b)

quitting their jobs/positions

c)

calmly accepting the bad situation

d)

causing uproar

6.

When the Jews were "tipped off" by Dr. Best, they were....

a)

made very angry

b)

ordered to get into the transport trains

c)

told what would happen so they could prepare

d)

pushed off the edge of the graves they'd dug

7.

In Arendt's article, the Nazi's threatened the Jews with the seizure of their possessions. The word "seizure" means:

a)

taking possession of

b)

a violent shaking spell

c)

held firmly without letting go

d)

given away

8.

According to Dr. King, "acquiescence" means....

a)

to deny/to reject

b)

to give up/to give in

c)

to accept/to agree with

d)

to roll over and play dead

9.

Which of the following is not an example of "slumber?"

a)

sleeping

b)

hibernating

c)

resting

d)

being alert

10.

Which are the two examples of "submitting to" wrong?

a)

stealing when hungry

b)

using nonviolence instead of violence

c)

using violence instead of nonviolence

d)

cheating instead of studying

11.

To "thrive on" something means you....

a)

do not complete it

b)

do well

c)

do poorly

d)

fail at it

12.

What does Dr. King mean when he says that people deal with oppression with "corroding" hatred?

a)

hatred that wears down

b)

hatred that oppresses others

c)

hatred that destroys

d)

hatred that changes to tolerance