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WorksheetsEthics and Morality
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 19mins
Let's play a game! Can you tell me a simple definition for ethics and morality?
Is it about what is right and why it is right?
Or maybe it's about what is wrong and why it is wrong?
Could it be as simple as distinguishing right from wrong?
Pop quiz time! Can you spot the odd one out? Which of these is NOT a method used to make ethical decisions?
Greater good - sounds noble, right?
Golden rule - treat others how you want to be treated, simple!
Feelings and opinions - because sometimes, it's all about the gut feeling!
Amount of jail time - wait, what?!
Can you guess what the Golden Rule is all about?
Is it about treating dogs and animals the way they ought to be treated?
Could it be 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'?
Or is it 'revenge is the key get revenge'?
Imagine you're a superhero, tasked with making decisions for the greater good. What does this mean you're doing or evaluating?
Only considering how your actions will affect you
Thinking about how your decisions will impact a handful of people
Striving to make choices that will benefit society as a whole
Making decisions that won't benefit anyone
Imagine you're in a tricky situation, and you hear someone say 'Oh, that's a moral dilemma!' What do you think they mean by that?
Could it be a situation where you have to make a choice that goes against what everyone else thinks you should do?
Or maybe it's a situation where you don't have to think at all and just do what you want, without any dilemma?
Or could it be a situation where you have to make a decision or take an action that might solve an unpleasant problem, but you're really not sure what to do or which way to turn?
Ever wondered where the majority of our moral beliefs originate from?
Could it be the lessons we absorbed in school?
Or perhaps the ideologies our parents instilled in us?
Maybe it's the habits we picked up during our childhood?
Or could it be the ideas we exchanged with our buddies?
What's the secret sauce that separates the super effective leaders from the average or not-so-great ones?
Is it the confidence to issue orders that are followed without question?
Could it be the respect they command from others?
Or is it the knack for choosing good behavior over bad?
Maybe it's a detailed knowledge of military rules?
Imagine you're playing a game of truth or dare. What would you call the act of choosing truth and not lying?
Playing by the rules of Ethics
Sticking to your Morals
Imagine you're at a dinner party. What would you call the act of not using your phone while eating?
Morals
Ethics
Imagine you're a superhero. Your mission? Assisting your mom with household tasks!
Code of Ethics
Code of Morals
Imagine you're writing a novel about a character named James. He firmly believes that the death penalty is wrong, no matter what the circumstances. This belief is a key part of his __________. Can you guess what it is?
Personality
Morals
Ethics
Culture
Imagine you're a detective! Can you figure out which of the following influences a person's prejudices?
Is it their parents?
Could it be their friends?
Maybe it's the media?
Or do you think all of them have an impact?
Imagine you're in a thrilling movie scene where you're rushing an unconscious person to the hospital. Suddenly, your partner decides to sneak a peek into the patient's purse for some cash. Would you consider this action __________?
Ethical
Unethical
Imagine you're a police officer and you've just ordered your favorite coffee. As you reach for your wallet, the manager grins and tells you it's on the house because of your service to the community. Would you consider accepting the free coffee as?
Ethical
Unethical
Let's dive into the world of ethics! Can you tell me what morals or morality is?
Is it the common practices of a group of people?
Could it be the acceptable practices of the society?
Or is it one’s own personal belief of right or wrong, good or bad?
Maybe it's the rules and regulation of a nation?
Imagine you're a superhero named 'Integrity'. What would be your superpower?
Ability to avoid doing wrong things
Ability to be nice to everyone
Ability to never miss a day at work
Ability to always keep your morals and values in agreement
Let's play a game! Can you tell me what 'Ethics' really means?
Is it a person's belief of what is wrong and right?
Or, is it just about appearing to be a good person?
Maybe it's about legal obligations?
Or, could it be moral principles that govern a person's behaviour?
Let's play a fun game! Can you spot the difference between 'Ethics' and 'Morals'?
Is it that morals are acceptable while ethics are not?
Or maybe ethics is current while morals are obsolete or old?
Could it be that Ethics are from the community (external) while morals are individual (internal)?
Or is it that Ethics are legal and morals are not?
Hey there, smarty pants! Can you tell me the sub-categories of the subject of Ethics?
Are they moral, values, honesty and integrity?
Or, could they be good, bad, acceptable and unacceptable?
Maybe, descriptive ethics, qualitative ethics, superlative ethics, modern ethics?
Or, are they Meta-ethics, Normative ethics, descriptive ethics and applied ethics?
