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WorksheetsGood and Evil - Eduqas
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 20mins
Key term for the principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour.
(a)
is absolute or relative morality easier to justify?
relative morality
absolute morality
both are equally justifiable.
Key term for; A person’s sense of moral right and wrong viewed as a guide, often viewed as a voice in your head (sometimes the voice of God!).
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Key term for; acting without constraint.
(a)
Key term for; moral principles that govern a person’s behaviour, conduct or activity.
(a)
Key term for; The ultimate crime that acts against the wishes of God or a divine being.
(a)
Key term for; An action that is considered an offence and if punishable by law.
(a)
Key term for; That which is morally right.
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Key term for; The judgement of behaviour or treatment people receive which they deserve. Synonym: fairness.
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Key term for; That which is morally wrong. Often used by religious people as an abstract, dark force.
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Do you think the death penalty is a justified form of punishment in a modern criminal justice system?
Yes, it is justified; bring it back in the UK!
No, it is not justified; keep it removed from the UK
In some situaitons I think it is justified
Key term for; The state of undergoing pain, distress or hardship.
(a)
What is the word for making a person better?
Vindication
Reconciliation
Reformation
Deterrence
A person facing difficult circumstances maintains trust and belief in God's love and providence.
Hope
Faith
Prudence
Courage
A person regularly volunteers at a local homeless shelter, showing selflessness and compassion for those in need.
Prudence
Fortitude
Justice
Charity
Someone diagnosed with a serious illness remains optimistic about their treatment and future recovery.
Charity
Prudence
Hope
Faith
A person stands up against something wrong or oppression even when it's risky.
Fortitude/Courage
Temperence
Love
Hope
Someone sets a limit on their screen time in order to control the amount of time they spend on apps.
Justice
Temperance
Hope
Fortitude
Before making an important decision, a business leader carefully considers all relevant information, weighs the potential consequences, and chooses the most sensible course of action.
Temperance
Hope
Fortitude
Prudence
A teacher ensures fair and impartial rules, upholding the principle of fairness in the classroom.
Fortitude
Justice
Love
Hope
A whistleblower exposes corruption within a company, risking their own job security to uphold ethical standards and promote a culture of transparency.
Fortitude/Courage
Temperance
Hope
Love
A community leader advocates for equal opportunities for all residents, working to eliminate discrimination and promote fairness in local policies.
Hope
Prudence
Love
Justice
A person who has experienced setbacks in their career remains hopeful about finding a fulfilling job and achieving professional success.
Temperance
Hope
Faith
Justice
Someone practices maintaining a healthy school-life balance, recognizing the importance of relaxation and leisure for overall well-being.
Temperance
Love
Justice
Hope
A parent carefully plans a family budget, considering future needs, and making wise financial decisions to ensure the well-being of the entire family.
Faith
Prudence
Fortitude
Love
A person gets cut off at an intersection, and instead of racing up to the other individual, they pray for them.
Faith
Love
Prudence
Charity
Someone has a difficult time with a teaching of the Church, and instead of ignoring the teaching, they decide to trust God in it and do more research on it.
Love
Justice
Faith
Prudence
