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OCR ethical thinkers AS

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who wrote the Summa Theologica

a)

Kant

b)

Aristotle

c)

Aquinas

d)

Descartes

e)

Anselm

2.

Which of these is not one of Aquinas' four tiers of law

a)

Changing Law

b)

Human Law

c)

Natural Law

d)

Divine Law

e)

Eternal Law

3.

Which of these is not one of the 5 primary precepts

a)

Preservation of life

b)

Ordering of society

c)

Worship of God

d)

Education of children

e)

Right action

4.

what is the key precept:

Do good, avoid (a)  

5.

Which are the four working principles?

a)

Pragmatism

b)

Relativism

c)

Positivism

d)

Personalism

e)

Solipism

6.

Who wrote "Situation Ethics the New Morality"

a)

Fletcher

b)

Flew

c)

Smart

d)

Hopkins

7.

Reorder the following from most important to least important

a)

Eternal Law

b)

Divine

c)

Natural Law

d)

Human Law

1)
2)
3)
4)
8.

What is conscience for Fletcher

a)

a term to describe attempts to make decisions creatively

b)

a term to describe right actions

c)

a term to avoid evil

9.

What is a hypothetical imperative

a)

a command to act to achieve a desired result

b)

a command to act that is good in itself regardless of consequences

10.

What is the categorical imperative

a)

a command to achieve a desired result

b)

a command to act that is good in itself regardless of consequences

11.

Who said we should treat people as a means in of themselves and not a means to an end

a)

Hegel

b)

Hume

c)

Kant

d)

Mill

12.

Which are the 3 postulates?

a)

Freedom

b)

Immortality

c)

Love

d)

God

e)

Transcendence

13.

Which best describes the formula of the law of nature

a)

a maxim can be established as a universal law

b)

people are treated as ends in themselves and not means to an end

c)

a society of rationality is established in which people treat each other as ends and not means

14.

Which one of these thinkers is not a utilitarian

a)

Bentham

b)

Singer

c)

Mill

d)

Freud

15.

which of these best describes act utilitarianism

a)

Calculating the consequences of each situation on its own merits

b)

Following accepted laws that lead to the greatest overall balance of good over evil or pleasure over pain

16.

Who wrote "Utilitarianism"

a)

Bentham

b)

Mill

c)

Singer