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WorksheetsEDFM 2354
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Ethic is a branch of philosophy dealing with …
the theory of right action and greater good.
value relating to moral conduct with respect to rightness and wrongness.
a principle that concerns with or derived from a code of behaviour.
rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions.
What is the meaning of Ethical Relativism?
the view that what is ethically right is relative to one’s argument.
the right things to do may depend upon things like where you live, when you live, family dynamics, and political climate.
the fact of disagreement and differences in moral beliefs.
the view that moral statements are not objectively true, but “true” relative to a particular individual or society.
These are the Ethical Theories except:
Ontology Theory
Relativism Theory
Virtue Ethics
Egoism Theory
In Islamic Ethical philosophy the concept of ________ which means the totality of integrated existence in and outside of the universe are the creation of Allah.
Ihsan
Tawhid
‘Adl
Masuliyyah
The concept of Human Nature consists of three (3) categories:
Reason, Soul and Mind
Soul, ‘Aql and Qalb
Appetite, Spirit and Reason
Mind, Appetite and Spirit
What is the opposite of Ethical Egoism?
Relativism
Altruism
Universalism
Hedonism
Best known for his Theory of Justice – the concept of “Justice as Fairness”:
John Rawls
Jeremy Bentham
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mill
The ethical theory that determines right and wrong by focusing on the outcomes:
Idealism
Behaviourism
Perennialism
Utilitarianism
“The greatest good of the greatest number” by Jeremy Bentham also expressed as:
The Principle of Pleasure
The Principle of Feeling Good
The Principle of Purity
The Principle of Utility
According to _______, sanctions is a source of pleasure or pain.
Rene Descartes
John Stuart Mill
Jeremy Bentham
Aristotle
