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SOCIAL & PROFESSIONAL ISSUES

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Ethics?

a)

a.    The golden Rule.

b)

b. Principles of right and wrong concerning the conduct of a person.

c)

c. Do as you will shall be the whole of the law.

d)

d. The Law

2.

2. Refers to set of guidelines which have been put in place in different countries and communities and have been accepted by all.

a)

a. Ethics

b)

b. Rules

c)

c. Statutes

d)

d. Norms

3.

3.   The philosophical study of morality

a)

a.    Ethics

b)

b.  Rules

c)

c.    Statutes

d)

d.    Norms

4.

his kind of ethics actually defines what is right and wrong

a)

a.    Normative Ethics

b)

b.  Moral Ethics

c)

c.    Descriptive Ethics

d)

d.    All of the Above

5.

Ethics came from the ______ word “ethos” which means custom, habit, character or disposition

a)

English

b)

Greek

c)

Latin

d)

French

6.

It appears to be an actual part of our social life as well as our personality.

a)

a.    human acts

b)

b.    culture

c)

c.     philosophy

d)

d.   moral agents

e)

ethics

7.

A branch of ethics that compares the different ethical beliefs of different

groups of people.

a)

Metaethics

b)

Ethical Theory

c)

Descriptive Ethics

d)

Comparative Ethics

8.

branch of ethics that studies general ethic concepts and attempts to explain the meaning of terms such as right or wrong, good or bad groups of people.

a)

Metaethics

b)

Ethical Theory

c)

Descriptive Ethics

d)

Comparative Ethics

9.

We mean the voluntary move of man; move done with knowledge and consent, move which are proper to man as man, he alone has knowledge and freedom of will

a)

human acts

b)

culture

c)

philosophy

d)

moral agents

e)

ethics

10.

Aristotle discusses that only a certain kind of agent qualifies as a moral agent and is thus properly subject to ascriptions of responsibility, namely, one who possesses- __________________.

a)

Capacity for Decision

b)

Capacity to Reason

c)

Will

d)

None of The Above