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WorksheetsMoral & Non-Moral Standards Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which term, derived from the Greek word “ethos” meaning “custom,” is the Latin equivalent of "moral"?
Moral
Ethics
Right
Good
Which adjective describes a human act as ethically right or wrong, or qualifies a person or character as good or bad?
Moral
Ethics
Right
Good
Always tell the truth.
Moral standard
Non-moral standard
Respect other people’s rights.
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Non-moral standard
Help those in need if you can.
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Non-moral standard
Greet people with a smile when you meet them.
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Non-moral standard
Use chopsticks correctly when dining in Chinese restaurants.
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Non-moral standard
Do not harm others intentionally.
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Non-moral standard
Write thank-you notes for gifts received.
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Non-moral standard
Follow the latest trends in fashion.
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Non-moral standard
Stand up when the national anthem is played.
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Non-moral standard
Treat everyone with fairness and justice.
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Non-moral standard
Wear formal attire to business meetings.
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Non-moral standard
Keep your promises and commitments.
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Non-moral standard
Use proper table manners when eating.
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Non-moral standard
Protect the environment and avoid polluting.
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Non-moral standard
Stand against discrimination and racism.
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Non-moral standard
Remove your shoes before entering someone’s house.
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Non-moral standard
Do not take credit for work you didn’t do.
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Non-moral standard
Avoid speaking loudly in public places.
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Non-moral standard
