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WorksheetsExploring Non-Violence and Ethics
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the core principles of non-violence?
Indifference and apathy
Manipulation and deceit
The core principles of non-violence are love, compassion, peaceful conflict resolution, understanding, and rejection of hatred.
Aggression and hostility
How does charity contribute to community well-being?
Charity promotes competition among community members.
Charity reduces community engagement by isolating individuals.
Charity only benefits the wealthy and ignores the poor.
Charity enhances community well-being by providing resources, supporting vulnerable groups, and fostering social connections.
List three characteristics of a good citizen.
Disregarding local laws
Avoiding community events
1. Active participation in the community, 2. Respect for the law, 3. Contribution to the welfare of others.
Focusing solely on personal gain
What role do ethics play in decision-making?
Ethics should be ignored to maximize profits.
Ethics play a crucial role in ensuring decisions are made with integrity, fairness, and respect for all stakeholders.
Ethics are irrelevant in decision-making processes.
Ethics only complicate the decision-making process.
Explain the concept of non-violent communication.
Non-violent communication is a technique for aggressive debate.
Non-violent communication is a method of communication that emphasizes empathy, understanding, and connection, focusing on observations, feelings, needs, and requests.
Non-violent communication focuses solely on logical arguments and facts.
Non-violent communication encourages shouting to express feelings.
Why is charitable giving important in society?
Charitable giving is essential for supporting social welfare, fostering community, and promoting generosity.
Charitable giving has no impact on community development.
Charitable giving is only important for wealthy individuals.
Charitable giving is primarily for tax benefits.
Identify a quality that distinguishes a good citizen from a passive one.
Avoiding any form of political engagement.
Lack of interest in community issues.
Active participation in civic duties.
Following laws without question.
How can individuals practice ethics in their daily lives?
Avoiding responsibility for actions
Ignoring others' feelings
Making decisions based on popularity
Practice ethics by making value-based decisions, treating others with respect, being honest, taking responsibility, and considering the impact of choices.
What are some examples of non-violent protest?
Examples of non-violent protest include sit-ins, marches, boycotts, and peaceful demonstrations.
armed resistance
violent protests
aggressive demonstrations
Discuss the impact of charity on social justice.
Charity eliminates the need for social justice initiatives.
Charity has a dual impact on social justice: it offers immediate aid but can also mask systemic issues, necessitating a balance between relief and advocacy for structural change.
Charity only benefits the wealthy and ignores the poor.
Charity is a substitute for government intervention in social issues.
