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ETHICS PART 3: FREEDOM ON FOUNDATION OF MORAL ACTS

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

____ defines freedom as the right to control one's actions based on reason, not desire.

a)

Kant’s Philosophy on Freedom

b)

Niog’s Philosophy on Freedom

c)

Agonia’s Philosophy on Freedom

d)

Valeriano’s Philosophy on Freedom

2.

Individuals act according to their own rational will.

a)

Autonomous freedom

b)

Heteronomous freedom

3.

Actions are dictated by external influences or desires.

a)

Autonomous freedom

b)

Heteronomous freedom

4.

Kant's ethical philosophy is based on using reason to determine ________.

a)

behavior

b)
cultural norms
c)
personal beliefs
d)
ethical principles
5.

Dutiful will is good will that is evident in unfavorable conditions. The only virtue that is always good.

a)

Good Will and Duty

b)

Perfect duties

c)

Imperfect duties

d)

Philosophy on Freedom

6.

Are absolute and must always be followed.

a)

Good Will and Duty

b)

Perfect duties

c)

Imperfect duties

d)

Philosophy on Freedom

7.

Are more flexible and allow for discretion in how they are fulfilled.

a)

Good Will and Duty

b)

Perfect duties

c)

Imperfect duties

d)

Philosophy on Freedom

8.

Are more flexible and allow for discretion in how they are fulfilled.

a)

Categorical Imperative

b)

Hypothetical Imperative

9.

A rule of behavior based on a desired end.

a)

Categorical Imperative

b)

Hypothetical Imperative

10.

Act only according to principles that you could rationally will to become universal law.

a)

Formula of Universality and the Law of Nature

b)

Formula of Humanity

c)

Formula of Autonomy

11.

Treat humanity always as an end, and never merely as a means.

a)

Formula of Universality and the Law of Nature

b)

Formula of Humanity

c)

Formula of Autonomy

12.

Act as if you are a lawmaker in a "kingdom of ends" where everyone follows the same moral laws.

a)

Formula of Universality and the Law of Nature

b)

Formula of Humanity

c)

Formula of Autonomy

13.

Kant's views on _______ and _______ stem from his ideas about duty, autonomy, and respect for human dignity.

a)
ethics, morality
b)
truth, knowledge
c)
happiness, pleasure
d)
justice, fairness
14.

Justice involves actions that influence others, but it does not interfere with their desires or needs.

a)

Justice as Respect for Autonomy

b)

The Role of Universal Law

c)

Fairness as Impartiality

15.

Justice applies universally, regardless of individual desires or circumstances.

a)

Justice as Respect for Autonomy

b)

The Role of Universal Law

c)

Fairness as Impartiality

16.

Justice focuses on the nature of interpersonal relationships, treating everyone as moral equals.

a)

Justice as Respect for Autonomy

b)

The Role of Universal Law

c)

Fairness as Impartiality

17.

Taxation policy in the Philippines is regulated by?

a)

The Constitution (Article VI, Section 28)

b)

The National Internal Revenue Code (Republic Act No. 8424)

c)

Department of Finance (DOF)Local laws (Republic Act No. 7160)

18.

Taxes are collected by:

b)

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)

c)

Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)

d)

Local government units (LGUs)

19.

Tax rules should be consistent and apply equally to all taxpayers.

a)

Uniformity

b)

Equality

c)

Equity

20.

The burden of taxation should be distributed fairly, based on the ability to pay.

a)

Uniformity

b)

Equality

c)

Equity

21.

Taxes should be based on an individual’s willingness to pay, which is often related to their income.

a)

Uniformity

b)

Equality

c)

Equity