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Quiz 2 Ethics

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Something that is immoral is always illegal.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

A company wants to make money by selling their customers' contact details to other companies. When customers gave their contact details to the company, they were not told that their details would be sold on.What the company is proposing is immoral but not illegal.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Behaving ethically means doing

a)

what your friends do

b)

only what's legal

c)

the right thing

d)

what benefits you most

4.

Which of the following is an ethical issue:

a)

Deciding whether to have french fries or a salad

b)

Choosing between buying a new shirt or a new book

c)

Deciding whether to lie to a friend or not

d)

Choosing which movie to see this weekend

5.

Responsibility is a key part of which ethical principle?

a)

Transparency

b)

Viability

c)

Trust

d)

Accountability

6.

These values are shared in a community such a lawas, ideals, customs and beliefs.

a)

cultural values

b)

moral values

c)

psychological values

7.

It is anything which satisfies a human need or enriches human experience.

a)

good

b)

happiness

c)

value

8.

These vaues are the highest in rank and constitute moral integrity.

a)

intellectual values

b)

social values

c)

moral values

9.

These values are shared in a community such a lawas, ideals, customs and beliefs.

a)

cultural values

b)

moral values

c)

psychological values

10.

Thyese values correspond to man's psychological growth and are the lower middle values in terms of heirarchy

a)

biological values

b)

social values

c)

moral values

11.

The nature of these values is also considered altruistic

a)

intellectual values

b)

moral values

c)

lower values

12.

A person who knows the best means to emply in attaining hi own purpose is said to be endowed with the moral virtue of:

a)

prudence

b)

justice

c)

fortitude

d)

temperance

13.

A person who is strong in the face of dangers and problems in life is said to be endowed with the moral virtue of :

a)

confidence

b)

fortitude

c)

prudence

d)

justice

14.

A person is said to be endowed with this moral virtue when he doe not give in to inordinate anger, jealousy, desire or love.

a)

prudence

b)

justice

c)

fortitude

d)

temperance

15.

These vices are opposed to the moral virtue of jsutice:

a)

fraud, flatery, trickery

b)

idolatry, fanaticism superstition

c)

rashness, boldness, recklessness

d)

rigorousness, lack of self-confidence, moroseness

16.

(a)   is the practical judgement of reason telling su what should be done because it is good,or what should be avoided because it is evil.

17.

Natural law issaid to be _____________ becaue it is teh human nature which is shared by all men, though realized differently according to their respective cultures.

a)

obligatory

b)

universal

c)

recognizable

18.

Natural laws are said to be ______ because the tendencies of our human nature are the laws of our desires and actuations which we cannot ignore without dire consequences.

a)

obligatory

b)

universal

c)

recognizable

19.

Ethics seeks to resolve questions of human immorality by defining concepts.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Ethics deals with the extensive concepts and fundamental principles of decent human conduct.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Feelings and emotions can become obstacles or impediments to becoming ethical when feelings in ethics are misinterpreted or exaggerated.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

22.

In the 7-steps of the moral reasoning model. This step requires using creative thinking to identify numerous potential courses of action in order to resolve a moral dilemma.

a)

List the alternatives

b)

Compare the alternatives with the principles

c)

Weigh the consequences

d)

Gather the facts

23.

The most famous proponent of Deontology

(a)  

24.

What is the golden mean between Gluttony (excess) and extreme frugality (deficiency)?

a)

Temperance

b)

Modesty

c)

Courageous

d)

Benevolent

25.

(Choose all that is applicable). Different ways that can describe Aristotle's ethics

a)

Eudaimonistic

b)

Aretaic

c)

Self-realizationism

d)

Golden Mean

26.

According to Aquinas’ ethical concepts. Human laws that are against natural law are still considered real laws, and people are still obliged to obey them.

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

27.

It is centers ethics on individual character?

a)

Deontological Theory

b)

Virtue-based Theory

c)

Consequentialist Theory

d)

Ethical Theories

28.

According to him "Everyone is in pursuit of

goodness. Hence, everyone should live virtuously  to attain it. This means that if everyone is in

pursuit of goodness, then everyone should also  be in pursuit of virtues.

a)

Plato

b)

Socrates

c)

Immanuel Kant

d)

Aristotle

29.

It lies beyond what we can achieve on our own. Aquinas stated that “man must receive

from God some additional [habits], whereby he may be directed to supernatural happiness.

a)

Complete Happiness

b)

Incomplete Happiness

c)

The Morality of Happiness

d)

Happiness

30.

There are also people who have already developed that certain virtue  within themselves and serve as the learning model for those  who are in pursuit.

a)

Moral Exemplars

b)

Virtuous People

c)

Moral People

d)

Good Exemplars

31.

Virtue is a skill or way of living since it is learned and gained through  practice. If a person wants to develop a certain  virtue, he/she needs to do something about it over and over again.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

It is concerned with the will. It is the virtue that consists in giving to  God and neighbor what is due to each

a)

Justice

b)

Temperance

c)

Prudence