WorksheetsETHICS
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
The word ethics comes from the Greek word:
Ethos
Mores
Character
Customs
Largely a concern of cultural anthropologists and sociologists.
Meta-Ethics
Normative Ethics
Descriptive Ethics
Applieds Ethics
It puts more emphasis on morality as the attainment of man’s end, fulfillment and happiness.
Deontological Moral Theory
Utilitarian Moral Theory
Teleological Moral Theory
Universal Moral Theory
Thus, right and wrong has a_____________implication, which refer to morally binding and obligatory
Moral
Teleological
Ethical
Deontological
The act done by doer. Human acts- are said to be the formal objects of ethics because they have moral value.
Physical
Non-Physical
Human Will
Values
Moral acts stem from the __________that controls or influences the internal and external actions of man
Habits
Character
Human Will
Morality
It is the moving of oneself and taking concrete means in view of the goal or end, which is not yet but which somehow ought to be
Freedom
Obligation
Action
Universality
Components of Moral Acts:
Intention
Means
Ends
All of the Above
We have an obligation to bring about good in all our actions
Principle of Beneficence
Principle of Autonomy
Principle of Justice
Principle of Non-malificence
1. Studying the Lesson
Acts of Man
Human Acts
None of the Above
All of the Above
1.Fulfilling a promise
Physical Object of Ethics
Non-Physical Objects of Ethics
None of the Above
All of the Aove
1.Eating a juicy hotdog
Moral Act
Immoral Act
Amoral Act
All of the Above
1. Arrange the FF. Winning the Mayoralty post, vote buying, to be the next city mayor.
Means-Ends-Intention
Intention-Means-Ends
Means-Intention-Ends
Ends-Means-Intention
1.Arange the ff: To pass the exam, studying hard, passing the exam.
End-Means-Intention
Means-End-Intention
Intention-Means-End
Intetion-Means-End
