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WorksheetsPE: Module II
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the difference between social servant and social enabler?
There is no difference
Social servant works with society in mind
Social enabler works with society in mind
Social servant is mostly useless
Which of the following models works within an organisation?
Bureaucratic servant
Guardian
Saviour
Game player
What is the difference between social servant and social enabler?
There is no difference
Social servant works with society in mind
Social enabler works with society in mind
Social servant is mostly useless
Which of the following models works within an organisation?
Bureaucratic servant
Guardian
Saviour
Game player
Which of the following can improve society?
Saviour
Social servant
Guardian
All of these 3
What drives the motivation of a game player?
Creativity
Economics
Family
Love of engineering
Which of the following is a game player?
Which of the following is a social enabler?
Which of the following is a bureaucratic servant?
Which of the following is a saviour?
What role does a guardian have?
Protect society from outside evils
Protect society from internal issues
Protect society from other engineers
None of these 3
Which of the following is a guardian?
Which of the following is ethical egoism?
Making decisions to benefit you
Making decisions to benefit others
Making decision to benefit the most number of people
Which of the following is ethical altruism?
Making decisions to benefit you
Making decisions to benefit others
Making decision to benefit the most number of people
Which of the following is ethical utilitarianism?
Making decisions to benefit you
Making decisions to benefit others
Making decision to benefit the most number of people
Which of the following is consequentialist ethics?
Making decisions on who is affected
Making decisions on what you think is right
Which of the following is non-consequentialist ethics?
Making decisions on who is affected
Making decisions on what you think is right
What is it called if the decision is made based on what others have told you is right?
Virtue ethics
Duty ethics
What is it called if the decision is made based on what you think is right?
Virtue ethics
Duty ethics
What did Gilligan want to improve about Kohlberg's theory?
Gender bias
Cultural bias
Social bias
All of the above
What is Gilligan's Theory known for?
Ethics of the nation
Ethics of justice
Ethics of care
Ethics of society
