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WorksheetsMorality A Final Review
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 17mins
What ultimately is the source of determining an action as right or wrong
Religion
Truth
The Law
All of the above
Which best defines morality? (Select all that apply)
Doing the something based on the circumstances
Doing something with the right intention
The ability to choose that which is objectively good
In order to have the same morals cultures must have the same values and customs
False
True
How does being made in God's image allow us to act morally?
It means there are no consequences to sin
It provides us with intellect and freedom
It is symbolic to our having a sensitive soul
None of the above
A good action with a good intention that has a secondary but unintended evil occurs
(a)
When one shares in both knowledge and intention of performing an immoral act
(a)
The philosophy where goodness is determined as a matter of usefulness. If the act brings the happiness to the majority of people
Proportionalism
Utilitarianism
Virtue Ethics
Situational Ethics
Which best defines freedom?
The decision to do what is morally good for yourself
Doing whatever we want as long as it doesn't hurt someone else
Doing what you think is right, even if you know it's morally wrong
The power rooted in the intellect to choose how to act or not to act
The lack of good that should be there. A privation.
(a)
A conscience that does not see or does not care that it is sin/wrong when it is really there..
(a)
A conscience that genuinely doesn't know what to do...
(a)
What is the proper order of examining the components of a moral choice?
Action, Intention, Consequence
Action, Intention, Circumstance
Intention, Result, Circumstances
Action, Circumstances, Consequences
Which of the following are correct? (Select all that apply)
If the intention is good the action will be good
In an act is intrinsically evil it can't be made good
A good action can never be corrupted
Which is NOT a requirement of Double Effect?
The action must be good or neutral
The unintended evil can't outweigh the good
A bad action that has good results
None of the above
The level of responsibility one bears for an action he/she has committed
(a)
Which of the following makes Moral Relativism flawed?
It holds that principles are morality are objective
It gives a strong sense right and wrong
It makes all morals subjective and about each individuals opinions
None of the above
What are the four requirements of a Just Law?
Serves the common good, accepted by the majority, announced and implemented
It must be reasonable, serve the common good, announced, and have authority
It must be announced, based on the will of the people, voted and approved
It must be accepted by the majority, be reasonable, be announced, and have authority
Which statement about the Law is correct?
All laws are moral
Just laws take human nature where it desires to go
Unjust laws can be just in some societies
If the majority agree it will be a just law
How should one respond to an unjust law?
(a)
Which statement is true of the 10 commandments?
They are replaced by Jesus
They only apply to Jewish and Christian People
They are fulfilled by Jesus' law of love
They are outdated
The 7th commandment, though shall not steal, states that (select all that apply)
We need to be good stewards of the environment
Cheating on a test is stealing even if the person allows you to cheat
It's okay to take something from a big cooperation because they have a lot of money
Which is not covered under the 5th commandment?
Getting drunk and using drugs
Bullying others
Killing animals for food
Respect for the dead
Aquinas teaches that because the Passions are emotions they are by nature bad or evil.
True
False
Which of the following are passions? (Select all that apply)
Anger
Hope
Fear
Daring
