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WorksheetsEthics
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
It is the question that might bring us to no more than a superficial discussion of rewards and punishments but it could also bring us to another level of thinking.
What
Why
How
Where
It is a systematic attempt to establish the validity ofmaintaining certain moral principles.
Moralities
Moral Theory
Morality Theory
Theories
It is rationally established grounds by which one justifies and maintains her moral decisions and judgments.
Principals
Princess
Principles
Precincts
It refers to the different rules and regulations that are posited or put forward by an authority figure that require compliance.
Law
Positive Law
Negative Law
Neutral Law
It is the foundation for ethical values.
Divine Command Theory
Divine Theory
Command Theory
Divinity
This position says what is ethically acceptable or unaccepable is relative to, or that is to say, dependent on one’s culture.
Culture
Cultural Relativism
Relativity
Law
Who had written a piece about claiming that it is the greatest good for a person to spend time thinking about and discussing with others these questions on goodness and virtue.
Plato
Virgil
Socrates
Bentham
It is used as a theory of interconnected ideas, and at the same time, a structure through which we can evaluate our rasons for valuinga certain decision or judgment.
Law
Framework
Culture
Reason
What is the title of the thought of Plato in his dialouge about the question that is raised as to how one is supposed to define “holiness”.
Bible
Deantology
Apology of Socrates
Euthyphro
It can certainly motivate us to act, but are not in themselves a detrminant of the rightness or wrongness of a certain way of acting or of the good or the bad in a particular pursuit.
rewards and punishments
good and bad
moral and amoral
mahal ko o mahal ako
It is the foundation for ethical values.
Divine Command Theory
Divine Theory
Command Theory
Divinity
