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WorksheetsBioethics - Doing Ethics Unit 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Jon made his own choice to go to Smith’s College instead of Buff College, the college that his parents wanted him to go to. What value is Jon portraying?
Altruism
Humility
Respect
Autonomy
Even though Jana’s favorite football team didn’t have a good team this year, she will continue to be a fan. This is an example of which value?
Compassion
Humility
Perseverance
Respect
Madison told Jonathan that “feeling like you are not better than others is a great value to have. What value was Madison describing?
Respect
Humility
Caring
Perseverance
Should it be legal to throw a bad pickle in the streets of Trenton represent which type of question(s)?
Ethical Question
Legal Question
Scientific Question
Cultural Question
This type of judgment is used when a thoughtful balance of the subjective and objective information has been used to examine a question.
Rational judgement
Reasoned judgement
Ethical judgement
Potential judgement
Line of Continnum is
a scale used to show what is right or wrong
a scale between subjective and objective.
Ethics, or moral philosophy is
study of religion
study of science
study of truth
study of morality
Morality refers to
beliefs concerning right and wrong, good and bad.
beliefs concerning right and wrong attitudes.
beliefs concerning the role of a high power.
beliefs concerning science and technologyu.
Ethics is concerned with
judgements
values
condemnation
opportunity
Descriptive ethics is
the non-scientific study of moral beliefs and practices.
the explorations of data and evidence.
the scientific study of moral beliefs and practices.
the inability to answer moral questions.
Normative ethics is
the ability to ask questions about whether something is true or false.
the study of principles, rules, or theories that guide our actions, and judgements.
The study of behavior and judgement as it relates what is truth.
Metaethics is
the study of the meaning and logical structure of moral beliefs.
the study of the principles, rules, or theories that guide our actions or judgements.
The scientific study of moral beliefs.
The study of morality.
What is objectivism?
What is subjective relativism?
What is emotivism?
