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Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Prefer a simple lifestyle and its teachings thus aim to describe how to attain that life.

a)

TAOISM

b)

BUDDHISM

c)

CONFUCIANISM

d)

HINDUISM

e)

ISLAM

2.

Natural order of the universe. “Go with the FLOW”

a)

TAO

b)

QIOA

c)

CHI

d)

YANG

3.

Sacred text/script of Taoism.

a)

DAODE JING

b)

YIN

c)

YANG

d)

DAO

4.

It signifies hardness, brightness,

activity, masculinity.

a)

DAO

b)

TAO

c)

YIN

d)

YANG

5.

A Nepali prince who lived around 500 BCE. Eventually

he succeeded, becoming the Buddha, “The Enlightened One”.

a)

SIDDHARTA GAUTAMA

b)

Confucius

c)

Laozi

d)

Muhammad

6.

ODD ONE OUT: EIGHTFOLD PATH

a)

Right View

b)

Right Intention

c)

Right Livelihood

d)

Right Motivation

7.

ODD ONE OUT: EIGHTFOLD PATH

a)

Right Concentration

b)

Right Mindfulness

c)

Right Effort

d)

Right Meditation

8.

A code of ethical conduct, of how one should properly act according to his/her relationship with other people.

a)

CONFUCIANISM

b)

ISLAM

c)

HINDUISM

d)

BUDDHISM

e)

TAOISM

9.

It means peace or surrender

a)

Tao/Dao

b)

Dharma

c)

Salam

d)

Sangha

10.

Obligation to do pilgrimage to Mecca.

a)

Zakat

b)

Saum

c)

Hajj

d)

Salah

e)

Shahada

11.

Obligation to pray

a)

Shahada

b)

Salah

c)

Zakat

d)

Saum

e)

Hajj

12.

The world's oldest religion

a)

HINDUISM

b)

ISLAM

c)

CONFUCIANISM

d)

CONFUCIANISM

e)

TAOISM

13.

The system which divides Hindus into rigid hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (duty) is generally accepted to be more than 3,000 years old.

a)

Caste System

b)

Samsara

c)

ATMAN

d)

UPANISHADS

14.

ODD ONE OUT: TELEOLOGICAL ETHICS

a)

RESULT

b)

OUTCOME

c)

PERFORMANCE

d)

CONSEQUENCE

15.

ODD ONE OUT: VIRTUE ETHICS

a)

HABITS

b)

CHARACTER

c)

RESPONSIBILITY

d)

PERSONALITY

16.

ODD ONE OUT: DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS

a)

DEON

b)

RESPONSIBILITY

c)

RULES

d)

PERSONALITY

17.

Moral duty is exclusive for the self which means that one ought to do/pursue whatever is in one’s own best interest

a)

Ethical Egoism

b)

Utilitarianism

c)

Act Utilitarianism

d)

Utilitarian Calculus

18.

It is not the quantity of pleasure but the quality of happiness that is central to utilitarianism.

a)

PRINCIPLE OF UTILITY

b)

GREATEST HAPPINESS PRINCIPLE

c)

Rule Utilitarianism

d)

Ethical Egoism

19.

It is more concerned with what

people do (intent), not with the consequences of their actions.

a)

DEONTOLOGY ETHICS

b)

TELEOLOGY ETHICS

c)

VIRTUE ETHICS

20.

Adriane is a good father but not a good husband.

a)

PERFECT DUTY

b)

IMPERFECT DUTY

21.

Maria needs to review her lessons for her upcoming exam whether she likes it or not because that is one of her responsibility as a student.

a)

Categorical Imperatives.

b)

Fundamental Duties

22.

Father of Thomism

a)

Thomas Aquinas

b)

Peter Calungsod

c)

Aristotle

d)

Socrates

23.

Aristotle's theory of virtue ethics is called

a)

Nicomachean

b)

Nickelodeon

c)

Principle of Utility

d)

Principle of Greatest Happiness

24.

Golden Rule

a)

“Do

unto other as you would have them unto you.”

b)

“Every act and every inquiry, and similarly every action and choice, is thought to aim at

some good, and for this reason, the good has rightly been declared to hat at which all

things aim.”

c)

“people will naturally do what is good provided that they know

what is right, and that evil or bad actions are purely the result of ignorance.”

d)

“Moral duties or establish laws exist in order for society to survive.”

25.

ODD ONE OUT: Four Virtues

a)

Prudence.

b)

Temptation.

c)

Courage.

d)

Justice.

26.

ODD ONE OUT: six basic human goods

a)

death,

b)

knowledge,

c)

practical reason,

d)

marriage,

27.

Supreme happiness

a)

Phronesis

b)

Arête

c)

Eudaemonia

d)

Virtue

28.

Doctrine of the Mean/Golden Mean is the balance

between pleasure and _

a)

HAPPINESS

b)

SADNESS

c)

PAIN

d)

LONELINESS

29.

Doctrine of the Mean: GENEROSITY

a)

VIRTUE

b)

VICES

30.

Doctrine of the Mean: STINGINESS

a)

VIRTUE

b)

VICES

31.

Doctrine of the Mean: EXTRAVAGANCE

a)

VIRTUE

b)

VICES

32.

Doctrine of the Mean: GOOD

a)

VIRTUE

b)

VICES

33.

Doctrine of the Mean: BAD

a)

VIRTUE

b)

VICES

34.

ODD ONE OUT: MORAL EXPERIENCE KEY FEATURES

a)

MORAL

CONSCIOUSNESS

b)

MORAL VALUES

c)

MORAL

DEFINITIONS

d)

MORAL PROCESS

35.

Experiences where an agent is confused about the right decision to make because there are several competing values that are seemingly equally important and urgent.

a)

DILEMMA

b)

MORAL EXPERIENCE

c)

MORAL ACTIONS

d)

MORAL PRINCIPLES

36.

A child choosing where to live when parents are separated, with his/her mother or father.

a)

Personal Dilemma.

b)

Moral Dilemma.

37.

A member of the family deciding to steal bread or starve to death.

a)

Personal Dilemma.

b)

Moral Dilemma.

38.

The agent seems condemned to moral failure; no matter what s/he does, s/he will do something wrong or fail to do something that he ought to do.

a)

Personal Dilemma.

b)

Moral Dilemma.

39.

ODD ONE OUT: MORAL ACTIONS

a)

Object of the Act.

b)

Intention of the Act.

c)

Circumstance of the Act.

d)

Motivation of the Act.

40.

"A member of the family deciding to steal bread or starve to death." what is the object of the act?

a)

family member

b)

stealing

c)

satisfy hunger

d)

Either steal or starve to death

41.

"A member of the family deciding to steal bread or starve to death." what is the intention of the act?

a)

family member

b)

stealing

c)

satisfy hunger

d)

Either steal or starve to death

42.

"A member of the family deciding to steal bread or starve to death." what is the circumstances of the act?

a)

family member

b)

stealing

c)

satisfy hunger

d)

Either steal or starve to death

43.

Jose obeys her mother because he doesn't want to be scolded.

a)

Punishment and

Obedience Orientation

b)

Instrumentalist-

Relativist Orientation

c)

Interpersonal

Concordance

d)

Law and Order

Orientation

44.

Maria wants to hear praises and compliments from her teacher and classmates that's why she's behaving as a good girl in class.

a)

Punishment and

Obedience Orientation

b)

Instrumentalist-

Relativist Orientation

c)

Interpersonal

Concordance

d)

Law and Order

Orientation

45.

Ethics came from the Greek word, ____ , which means character.

a)

Ethos

b)

Ethus

c)

Etic

d)

Mores

46.

ROBOTS

a)

Moral Standards.

b)

Non-moral Standards.

c)

Immoral Standards.

d)

Unmoral Standards.

e)

Amoral Standards.

47.

VILLAINS

a)

Moral Standards.

b)

Non-moral Standards.

c)

Immoral Standards.

d)

Unmoral Standards.

e)

Amoral Standards.

48.

Maria evaluates her morals and kept on questioning herself, Am I doing the right thing?

a)

Descriptive Ethics,

b)

Normative Ethics,

c)

Meta Ethics,

d)

Applied Ethics.

49.

Fashion

a)

Moral Standards.

b)

Non-moral Standards.

c)

Immoral Standards.

d)

Unmoral Standards.

e)

Amoral Standards.

50.

John saw his classmate cheating and told him that cheating is wrong.

a)

Descriptive Ethics,

b)

Normative Ethics,

c)

Meta Ethics,

d)

Applied Ethics.

51.

TYPE YOUR NAME IN CAPITAL LETTERS.

LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, M.I.

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52.

TYPE YOUR COURSE AND SECTION IN CAPITAL LETTERS.

FOR EXAMPLE: UP-FA1-BSCPE2-02

4 lines