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Euthanasia

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

True or false: Euthanasia is legal in Belgium.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Practising euthanasia on a person who is in a coma is considered:

a)

Voluntary euthanasia

b)

Non-voluntary euthanasia

c)

Involuntary euthanasia

d)

Double effect

3.

True or false: Most religions have no problem with practising euthanasia.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What does the word 'euthanasia' mean?

a)

Good death

b)

Quiet death

c)

Dignified death

d)

Mercy Death

5.
Euthanasia is legal in the UK
a)
                  True 
b)
                False
6.

Select three places where Euthanasia is currently legal.

a)

Belgium

b)

UK

c)

America

d)

Switzerland

e)

Holland

7.

The term Euthanasia is made up of two Greek words. What do the these terms mean?

a)

Planned Death

b)

Just Death

c)

Good Death

8.

What form of Euthanasia is being described?

A person's life is ended deliberately and painlessly at their request. - The patient does not wish to live anymore.

a)

Voluntary Euthanasia

b)

Non-Voluntary Euthanasia

c)

Active Euthanasia

9.

What form of Euthanasia is being described?

A Doctor stops treatment or does not do something necessary to keep the patient alive.

a)

Active Euthanasia

b)

Involuntary Euthanasia

c)

Passive Euthanasia

10.

What form of Euthanasia is being described?

A medical professional or another person deliberately causes death.

a)

Active Euthanasia

b)

Passive Euthanasia

c)

Non-Voluntary Euthanasia

11.

What is meant by the Sanctity of Life?

a)

Life is only worth living if the quality of life is good, therefore life and death is up to the individual.

b)

All life is a gift from God and therefore should be valued and looked after. Only God has the right to end life.

c)

Life should be lived morally.

12.

Most Christians are against Euthanasia- The Catholic Church defines Euthanasia as - 'An act or omission which, of itself or by intention, causes the death of handicapped, sick, or dying, sometimes with an attempt to justify the act as a means of eliminating suffering.' Select three reasons some Christians believe Euthanasia is wrong.

a)

Life is Sacred.

b)

Dying is painful.

c)

Only God has the right to end life.

d)

Life should be valued, even when someone is in pain.

13.

Some Christians are more accepting of Euthanasia. Select two reasons why.

a)

God intends people to have a good 'quality of life', which most people considering Euthanasia often do not have.

b)

Euthanasia is supported in the Bible.

c)

Euthanasia is the lesser of two evils.

14.

Which of the following are instances where non-voluntary euthanasia may be considered. Select all that apply.

a)

When the person is asking for help to die but cannot do it themselves

b)

When the person is senile or has dementia

c)

When the person is a newborn infant with life-limiting conditions

d)

When the person is in a coma

e)

When the person is in a PVS

15.

Acive euthanasia can also be called____________ euthanasia

a)

advance

b)

passive

c)

direct

d)

indirect

16.

Indirect euthanasia can also be called____________

a)

passive euthanasia

b)

active euthanasia

c)

non-voluntary euthanasia

d)

double effect

17.

What is this a definition of ....? someone does not directly take the patient's life, they just allow them to die. Death is brought about by an omission - i.e. when someone lets the person die.

a)

active euthanasia

b)

passive euthanasia

c)

indirect euthanasia

d)

double effect

18.

What is this a definition of ....? providing treatment (usually to reduce pain) that has the side effect of speeding the patient's death.

a)

active euthanasia

b)

passive euthanasia

c)

indirect euthanasia

d)

double effect

19.

“So God created man in his own image.”

This quote is often used to support the sanctity of life arguments - which Bible source matches the quotation?

a)

Genesis 1:26-27

b)

Genesis 9:6

c)

Jeremiah 1:5

d)

Exodus 20:13

20.

Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations

This quote is often used to support the sanctity of life arguments - which Bible source matches the quotation?

a)

Genesis 1:26-27

b)

Genesis 9:6

c)

Jeremiah 1:5

d)

Exodus 20:13

21.

You shall not murder

This quote is often used to support anti-euthanasia arguments - which Bible source matches the quotation?

a)

Genesis 1:26-27

b)

Genesis 9:6

c)

Jeremiah 1:5

d)

Exodus 20:13

22.

"You matter because you are you, and you matter to the end of your life"... is used to support care for the elderly and is said by....?

a)

Dame Cicely Saunders

b)

Saint Teresa of Avila

c)

Saint Mother Teresa

d)

Our Lady Mother Mary

23.

Where can home hospice be provided?

a)

Assisted livings

b)

Private homes

c)

Nursing Homes

d)

Memory Care Facilities

24.

What is meant by palliative and end -of -life care?

a)

Managing an individual’s pain

b)

Managing the physical symptoms of the disease

c)

Improving an individual’s quality of life throughout the rest of their life

d)

All of the above

25.

It is not possible for one to die except by permission of Allah. Qur'an 3:145

This Quranic Quotation shows that Islam teaches euthanasia is acceptable. True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

26.

By allowing assisted dying but not active euthanasia, a country may be accused of not supporting those who wish to die who cannot take their own lives due to physical inability.

This could lead us to question/discuss which of the 4 principles of medical ethics from Beauchamp and Childress ?

a)

Autonomy

b)

Beneficence

c)

Non maleficence

d)

Justice