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WorksheetsQuiz 5: justice, taxation, elements
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The goddess of justice and law
Artemis
Themis
Athena
Lucilla
Why the lady justice is blindfolded?
Justice is blind.
Justice is not subjective
Justice is not objective.
Justice is the maximum requirement of love.
What does the symbol of the sword tell us?
Justice kills.
Justice retributes.
Justice is blind.
Justice is power.
Justice is giving what is due to others.
St Thomas
St Augustine
Kant
Aristotle
The kind of justice that "gives equal shares to others"
distributive
retributive
The kind of justice that pays back
distributive
retributive
“Justice is giving maximum equal liberty regarding basic rights and duties for all members of society.”
Kant
Rawls
Aristotle
Augustine
“Justice essentially serves public utility by protecting property.”
Mill
Kant
Rawls
Aristotle
“Justice consists in what is lawful and fair, with fairness involving equitable distributions and the correction of what is inequitable.”
Mill
Rawls
St Thomas
Aristotle
“Justice is that rational mean between opposite sorts of injustice, involving proportional distributions and reciprocal transactions.”
Kant
Aristotle
St Augustine
St Thomas
If love is spontaneous, justice is _____
deliberate
warm
generous
magnanimous
If love is warm, justice is _____
generous
cold
magnanimous
internal
What's the best Visayan translation of justice?
angayan
kaangayan
kabubut-on
but-an
A “compulsory financial charge or some other type of levy imposed on a taxpayer by a governmental organization..."
taxation
obligation
statutory
state
Taxes imposed at the national level are collected by ____
DOST
BIR
DOH
DAR
The Tax Reform Act of 1997 is also known RA No. _____
8424
2248
4822
4842
Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Act is also known as RA No. _____
10963
90163
63901
60319
It refers to something valuable, desirable in an object.
virtue
value
action
will
It defines the end/purpose of his action.
intention
the act itself
circumstance
The secondary element of the moral action
intention
the act itself
circumstance
