WorksheetsInterim Assessment Practice
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
This metaethical framework says that there are verifiable, provable moral facts.
Moral antirealism
Existentialism
Moral Realism
Utilitarianism
This metaethical framework says that there are no moral facts but everyone has moral attitudes to determine right from wrong.
Moral Absolutism
Normative Cultural Relativism
Moral Subjectivism
Descriptive Cultural Relativism
Metaethics studies the foundations of what?
Theology
Philosophy
Deontology
Morality
The search for a foundation for moral beliefs is known as what?
Metaethics
Grounding Problem
Moral Antirealism
Moral Principles
The building blocks that make up ethical frameworks are known as what?
Moral Principles
Metaethics
Grounding Problem
Moral Absolutism
Virtue ethics says that everyone has a fixed nature, also known as their (a) .
Being (a) means doing the right thing, at the right time, in the right way, in the right amount, towards the right people.
In virtue ethics, virtue exists as the _____ between the vices of excess and deficiency.
Golden Mean
Middle
Mediator
Crossroads
The pinnacle of humanity, a life well lived, is known as (a) .
According to virtue ethics, we have built in us the capacity to recognize and follow ______, people who live virtuous lives.
Golden Means
Moral Exemplars
Virtuous People
Holy People
Who are the most famous utilitarian philosophers?
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mills
John Paul Sartre
Jeremy Bentham
The principle that you should only act on that which you are comfortable being a universal law is called the (a) .
Jeremy Bentham's philosophy was concerned with introducing the most (a) into the world.
Which ethical problem best illustrates inconsistencies in utilitarian thought?
The Pleasure Machine
The Allegory of the Cave
The Trolley Problem
Case Studies
This ethical framework is solely concerned with the consequences of one's actions.
utilitarianism
deontology
virtue ethics
metaethics
This ethical framework is solely concerned with the intentions of one's actions.
utilitarianism
deontology
virtue ethics
metaethics
This ethical framework has nothing to do with action but with the logic of the principles.
utilitarianism
deontology
virtue ethics
moral subjectivism
Who is the most popular deontological philosopher?
Immanuel Kant
Jeremy Bentham
John Stuart Mills
Aristotle
Making a decision with no reference to what is going on in the world is known as using (a) .
Who is the father of virtue ethics?
(a)
Match the decision making process to the ethical framework.
Do the right thing, at the right time, in the right way, in the right amount, towards the right people.
Virtue Theory
Act only on that which you are comfortable being a universal law.
Categorical Imperative
Consult sacred texts to determine the correct course of action.
Divine Command Theory
Choose the action that produces the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
Act Utilitarianism
Live by rules that lead to the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
Rule Utilitarianism
