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WorksheetsFormative Assessment: The Ethical Dimensions of Human Existence
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan, what do people do when deprived of their rights?
Ignore the deprivation
Accept the situation
Seek help from authorities
Fight for their rights
What is the focus of the study under ethics when it comes to value?
Corporate governance
Value theory
Political sciences
Behavioral economics
Which type of values provide an internal reference for what is good and beneficial?
Religious values
Social values
Cultural values
Personal values
What does cultural relativism teach us about valuations?
To be tolerant of other cultures
To impose our values on others
To ignore cultural differences
To judge other cultures
What does subjectivism imply about individual opinions?
Everyone must agree on all opinions
No one can compel another to accept a certain statement
Individual opinions are irrelevant
Only experts can have valid opinions
According to psychological egotism, what motivates human actions?
Empathy
Altruism
Generosity
Self-interest
Why is freedom crucial in making moral decisions according to the text?
It allows for free moral judgement
It restricts moral choices
It eliminates moral dilemmas
It enforces moral standards
What does C.S. Lewis compare morality to in the text?
A herd of cattle
A pack of wolves
A flock of birds
A fleet of ships
What is the crucial difference between a ship and a person in terms of freedom?
A ship is under the command of a captain
A person is free to decide their course
A ship has more freedom than a person
A person is restricted in their choices
What is the foundation of moral acts according to the text?
Authority
Religion
Freedom
Culture
What is one of the inborn properties of the human person according to the text?
Obedience
Conformity
Freedom
Submissiveness
What does freedom as a gift entail according to the text?
The restriction of choices
The ability to make arbitrary choices
The ability to make significant choices
The inability to make choices
What must individuals endure in relation to the consequences of freedom?
The consequences of their choices
The benefits of their choices
The rewards of their choices
The punishments of their choices
What is the crucial characteristic of a free person according to the text?
Obedience
Conformity
Spontaneity
Self-direction
What does freedom demand according to the text?
Conformity
Obedience
Authority
Responsibility
