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WorksheetsHUMAN IN THE ENVIRONMENT
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The kind of relationship that human being establishes with the environment depends on a persons perceives it.
True
False
The Instrumental approach recognizes the intrinsic value of the environment.
True
False
The Axiological approach affirms the protection of the environment since it is a medium in establishing society and civilization.
True
False
The Anthropological approach focuses on the consequences of human action whether it is right or wrong.
True
False
Utilitarianism underscores the goodness of human nature as the goodness of God.
True
False
Natural Law Ethics makes the human person determine the intrinsic value of the environment.
True
False
Virtue Ethics is the habitual performance of caring and respecting the environment.
True
False
The sacredness of the environment affirms a Creator.
True
False
Created things cannot share in the perfection of the Creator.
True
False
The manipulation of human beings destroys the sacredness of the environment.
True
False
The sum total of all surroundings of a living organism, including natural forces and other living things, which provide condition development and growth as well as distraction.
Human person
Human body
Environment
Ecology
It is believed that humans are superior and central to the universe, thus it is human centered.
Anthropocentric Model
Pathocentric model
Biocentric model
Ecocentric Model
These are the following effects of Anthropocentric Model of according to Payne except:
Earth pollutions
stronger typhoons
famine
reforestation
He describes that universe living embodiment of nature’s order, harmony and beauty.
Anaximander
Pythagoras
Immanuel Kant
Herbert Marcuse
He expresses that the beauty is ultimately s symbol of morality.
Anaximander
Pythagoras
Immanuel Kant
Herbert Marcuse
This view believes that as human person, we interact not only with our fellow human beings, but also with other living and non-living elements in our environment.
Environmental philosophy
Ecological philosophy
Sustainability
Environmental ethics
All of the following are principles of sustainability except:
Equity
Ecological equality
Environmental integrity
Economic efficiency
Which among these theories is not part of Radical ecological philosophy?
Deep Ecology
Social Ecology
Ecofeminism
Pathocentrism
This philosopher believes that all those beings that are equal in their ability to suffer should be treated with equal respect.
Peter Singer
Ursula Wolf
Gunther Patzig
Aldo Leopold
Which of the following is not considered having intrinsic value?
Life
Happiness
Job
Love
The kind of relationship that human being establishes with the environment depends on a persons perceives it.
True
False
The Instrumental approach recognizes the intrinsic value of the environment.
True
False
The Axiological approach affirms the protection of the environment since it is a medium in establishing society and civilization.
True
False
The Anthropological approach focuses on the consequences of human action whether it is right or wrong.
True
False
Utilitarianism underscores the goodness of human nature as the goodness of God.
True
False
Natural Law Ethics makes the human person determine the intrinsic value of the environment.
True
False
Virtue Ethics is the habitual performance of caring and respecting the environment.
True
False
The sacredness of the environment affirms a Creator.
True
False
Created things cannot share in the perfection of the Creator.
True
False
The manipulation of human beings destroys the sacredness of the environment.
True
False
