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WorksheetsBioethics Q2 review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Is made up of man’s biological, psychological and rational powers. A. Personhood C. Person B. Human Nature D. Supreme Being
Animal Instinct
Human Nature
Divine Essence
Artificial Intelligence
2. This views Man as an organism composed of different organ systems, each system composed of organs and each organ made up of tissue cells. A. Holistic C. Atomistic approach B. Human Characteristics D. Man as a whole
C. Atomistic approach
A. Biological Systems
B. Human Behavior
D. Psychological Approach
3. All organisms have external environment as distinguished from the external world or the environment surrounding them. This statement is? A. True B. False
C. Sometimes
B. False
D. Not applicable
A. True
4. According to Byrne and Thompson, Man as a system 'responds as a unified whole and not as an integrated part.' A. True B. False
A
E. Man as a system is a collection of disjoint parts.
C. Man as a system responds only to external stimuli.
D. Man as a system operates independently of its environment.
5. This type of system views the person as a living behavioral system. A. Open system C. Systematized being B. Closed System D. None of the above
D. Isolated system
A. Open system
C. Dynamic entity
B. Static system
6. His rational side makes him merciful, kind and compassionate while his irrational nature may make him commit criminal acts against another man. This statement is believed to say that man as ______ . A. Rational being B. Emotional being
C. Logical being
D. Instinctual being
A. Rational being
E. Social being
7. The concept of 'personhood' primarily refers to what aspect of human existence? A. Biological B. Legal C. Moral D. Psychological
E. Spiritual
G. Cultural
F. Economic
C. Moral
8. Which of the following best describes the 'holistic approach' to understanding man? A. Focusing on individual parts B. Viewing man as a whole C. Ignoring biological factors D. Emphasizing psychological traits
D. Emphasizing psychological traits
A. Focusing on individual parts
C. Ignoring biological factors
B. Viewing man as a whole
9. In the context of human nature, what does 'rationality' imply? A. Ability to feel emotions B. Capacity for logical thought C. Instinctual behavior D. Social interactions
D. Social interactions
C. Instinctual behavior
A. Ability to feel emotions
B. Capacity for logical thought
10. What is the primary focus of the 'atomistic approach' in studying human beings? A. The whole person B. Individual components C. Environmental influences D. Social relationships
B. Individual components
A. The whole person
C. Environmental influences
D. Social relationships
11. Which statement best describes the relationship between man and his environment? A. Man is completely independent B. Man is influenced by his environment C. Environment has no effect on man D. Man creates his own environment
C. Environment has a strong effect on man
A. Man is completely dependent
B. Man is influenced by his environment
D. Man has no impact on his environment
12. The term 'open system' in relation to human beings suggests what? A. Isolation from the environment B. Interaction with the environment C. Fixed characteristics D. Lack of change
A. Isolation from the environment
C. Fixed characteristics
D. Lack of change
B. Interaction with the environment
13. What does the term 'behavioral system' imply about human actions? A. They are random B. They are influenced by internal and external factors C. They are solely instinctual D. They are predetermined
They are completely predictable
They are based solely on social norms
They are influenced only by genetics
B. They are influenced by internal and external factors
14. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of human nature? A. Rationality B. Compassion C. Instinctual aggression D. Immortality
G. Superhuman strength
F. Emotional detachment
D. Immortality
E. Eternal youth
15. How does the concept of 'personhood' impact ethical considerations in society? A. It has no impact B. It defines moral responsibilities C. It limits individual rights D. It promotes selfish behavior
C. It limits individual rights
B. It defines moral responsibilities
A. It has no impact
D. It promotes selfish behavior
