WorksheetsSTAGE 1 and 2.Ethics. Sustainability and Social Responsability.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Those are types of Moral Acts, except for:
Moral
Inmoral
Amoral
Morality
Those are the structure of Moral Act; except for:
Circumstances
End
Values
Decision
Consequences
It is composed of evaluations, attitudes, norms, or customs that guide or regulate human actions; it is transmitted by society from generation to generation.
Obligations
Ethics
Morality
Culture
What is the definition of ethics?
a) A set of laws
b) The science that studies the goodness or badness of human acts
c) A political system
d) A set of religious beliefs
Where did ethics originate?
a) Rome
b) Egypt
c) Greece
d) China
What is the main object of study in ethics?
a) Laws
b) Economic systems
c) Human behavior and moral values
d) Political ideologies
What is the difference between morals and ethics?
a) Ethics are subjective, while morals are objective
b) Morals are based on traditions, while ethics are based on universal principles
c) Ethics change over time, while morals remain the same
d) Ethics are individual, while morals are imposed by society
What is environmental ethics?
a) A legal system for protecting the environment
b) The study of human interactions with nature and their impact
c) A branch of economics
d) The science of climate change
Which of the following is NOT an approach to environmental ethics?
a) Anthropocentrism
b) Ecocentrism
c) Biocentrism
d) Industrialism
What does anthropocentrism emphasize?
All species have equal rights
Nature should not be used by humans
The ecosystem has a value greater than its components
Human needs are the priority in environmental management
What does Article 4 of the Mexican Constitution recognize?
The government’s role in deforestation
The right to economic freedom
The obligation to recycle
The human right to a healthy environment
Rfers to the ownership of land and wate (...) human settlements and public works will be organized.
Article 4
Article 25
Article 27
Article 73
Created in 19994 and took charge of the environmental, water and fishing sector,integrating CONAGUA later.
SEMARNAT /SEMARNAP
SEDESOL
PROFEPA
NAFTA
Its objectives are to develop and promote productive activities for the conservation and restoration of forests.
SEMARNAT
CONAGUA
CONAFOR
ONU
United Nations agency specialized in the state and behavior of the Earth's atmosphere, its interaction with the oceans, the climate produces and the resulting distribution of water.
UNEP
WMO
CSD
UNFF
Regulates the preservation, restoration and improvement of the environment, as well as the conservation and protection of biodiversity.
Article 27
General law of Ecological Balance and Evironmental Protection.
Article 4
The Constitution
Consists of seeing nature as an organism and reversing the destructive tendencies of modern civilization; considerinh humans beings as part of the environment and not as superior to it.
Deep ecology by Arne Naess
Biocentrism
Ecocentrism
Anthropocentrism
Which ethical theory focuses on the pursuit of happiness and pleasure as the ultimate goal?
Existentialism
Utilitarianism
Deontology
Virtue ethics
In what year did the term "environmental ethics" begin to be used?
1965
1980
1971
1950
What is a key difference between ecocentrism and anthropocentrism?
Anthropocentrism is based on economic principles, while ecocentrism is based on politics
Anthropocentrism focuses on human benefits, while ecocentrism prioritizes the entire ecosystem
Ecocentrism denies human rights, while anthropocentrism promotes them
There is no difference between
