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WorksheetsGGSR: Chapter 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 22mins
These are the criteria of judgement about sorts of persons we ought to be (character) and the sorts of actions we ought to perform (act)
(a)
What are the two kinds of norms of morality?
(a)
(a) is the subjective norm of morality. It is a judgement of reason and has the final say in making moral decisions. It helps a person make the final judgement on how to act in each situation.
This deals with future actions. Conscience which discerns and acts as a guide to future actions, prompting to do them or avoid them (Before the act)
(a)
This deals with the past actions. Conscience which reviews, evaluates an action which has already been done. (Acter the act)
(a)
This conscience mistakenly judges something as morally good which is objectively evil.
(a)
What are the two divisions of law?
(a)
This great philosopher was born in Königsberg, Germany on April 22,1724
(a)
It can be explained as respecting people’s rights and should be treated with dignity. This theory states that the morality of an action is based on normative rules rather than consequences. (Duty-based)
Virtue ethics
Deontological ethics
Ethical Relativism
Teleological ethics
It refers to righteousness and what makes a good person. This approach focuses on an individual’s character in ethical decision-making, rather than consequences or duty.
Virtue ethics
Deontological ethics
Ethical Relativism
Teleological ethics
What are the four (4) cardinal virtues in the virtue theory? (Choose four answers)
Wisdom
Temperance
Vileness
Justice
Courage
Which of the choices is an example of business lesson from the Christian Ethics?
Deal with business threats swiftly
Be fair in business practices
Don’t micromanage but focus on one goal
Encourage criticism and frankness
Who said that “the ends justify the means”?
Machiavelli
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
Who is not the main proponent of virtue ethics?
Socrates
Machiavelli
Plato
Aristotle
This states that ethical standards cannot be absolute and be applied to all people of all societies.
Deontological ethics
Teleological ethics
Ethical Relativism
Virtue ethics
