2. Which is more specific in scope?

A. Bioethics

B. Medical ethics

C. Environmental ethics

D. Global et

hics

3. Genetic engineering raises concerns about:

A. Patient billing

B. Designer babies and cloning

C. Hospital cleanliness

D. Access to sur

gery

4. What is an example of environmental bioethics?

A. Human cloning

B. Vaccination campaigns

C. Drought-resistant crops

D. Hospital sanitation

The use of animals in research falls under:

A. Legal ethics

B. Animal experimentation

C. Media ethics

D. Medical

law

A doctor respects a patient’s decision to refuse treatment. This demonstrates:

A. Autonomy

B. Beneficence

C. Non-maleficence

D. Jus

tice

Prescribing therapy to help a patient walk again shows:

A. Autonomy

B. Beneficence

C. Non-maleficence

D. Jus

tice

“Do no harm” is the principle of:

A. Beneficence

B. Justice

C. Non-maleficence

D. Autonomy

Treating all patients equally supports which principle?

A. Non-maleficence

B. Autonomy

C. Justice

D. Benefic

ence

The Hippocratic Oath emphasizes:

A. Wealth in medicine

B. Ethical responsibility

C. Political beliefs

D. Genetic engineering

A doctor avoiding strong painkillers unless necessary applies:

A. Justice

B. Non-maleficence

C. Beneficence

D. Autonomy

A patient consents to surgery after being informed. This is:

A. Informed consent

B. Justice

C. Transparency

D. Media freedom

Bioethics includes all EXCEPT:

A. AI in biology

B. Traffic rules

C. Genetic cloning

D. Environmental impacts

What is a key concern in biotechnology ethics?

A. Food prices

B. Human enhancement

C. Nurse salaries

D. Public speaking

What ethical issue is raised by athletes using gene therapy to boost performance?

A. Autonomy

B. Privacy

C. Fairness in sports

D. Religious beliefs

What is AI ethics mainly concerned with?

A. Social media marketing

B. Physical healthcare

C. Responsible development and use of AI

D. Building robots only

Which is an example of AI bias?

A. Hiring tools favoring wealthy applicants

B. Computers freezing

C. Hacking bank accounts

D. Typing errors

Which concern involves mass surveillance?

A. Job loss

B. Privacy violations

C. Animal testing

D. Misinformation

AI deepfakes used in politics raise issues of:

A. Misinformation and deception

B. Cost of production

C. Free Wi-Fi access

D. Marketing

Which sector is most affected by AI-driven job displacement?

A. Tourism

B. Education

C. Manufacturing

D. Law enforcement

Lack of transparency in AI means:

A. AI is not fast

B. People don’t understand how decisions are made

C. AI is too expensive

D. AI only works at night

AI ethics promotes:

A. Faster production

B. Online advertisements

C. Accountability and fairness

D. Ignoring regulations

A student advocates for fairness in AI. This is an example of:

A. Legal activism

B. Student responsibility in AI ethics

C. Computer engineering

D. Government policy

What is a student’s role in AI ethics?

A. Build robots only

B. Spread fake news

C. Critically assess AI content

D. Ignore privacy laws

Which is an ethical use of AI in health?

A. Promoting diet fads

B. Predicting genetic disease risk with consent

C. Selling data to companies

D. Tracking users secretly

Which is a core principle of media ethics?

A. Advertisement

B. Funding

C. Truth and accuracy

D. Hac

king

A journalist presenting both sides of a political story is practicing:

A. Fairness and impartiality

B. Sensationalism

C. Clickbaiting

D. Misinformation

Which is a violation of privacy ethics?

A. Interviews with consent

B. Public news

C. Publishing victims’ identities

D. Social events

What builds trust in communication?

A. Sensationalism

B. Transparency and honesty

C. Excitement

D. Conflict

Clickbait headlines are examples of:

A. Sensationalism

B. Transparency

C. Fairness

D. Truth

Fake celebrity death reports fall under:

A. Satire

B. Journalism

C. Misinformation

D. Rev

iews

Constantly favoring one political party in news is:

A. Bias

B. Justice

C. Equality

D. Freedom

What makes digital ethical issues more complex?

A. Lack of laws

B. Rapid platform growth

C. Fewer users

D. Expensive gadgets

Using deepfakes to alter a politician’s speech is:

A. Manipulation

B. Impartiality

C. Journalism

D. Transparency

An influencer clearly states a paid partnership. This shows:

A. Honesty

B. Misinformation

C. Bias

D. Exploita

tion

What principle is shared by both media ethics and AI ethics?

A. Transparency

B. Clickbait

C. Non-maleficence

D. Autonomy

Using lab-grown tissues instead of live animals demonstrates:

A. Non-maleficence

B. Humane experimentation

C. AI bias

D. Jus

tice

Which is NOT a principle of medical ethics?

A. Autonomy

B. Beneficence

C. Sensationalism

D. Justice

Ethical AI should promote:

A. Human dignity and fairness

B. Exploitation of labor

C. Surveillance

D. Hidden features

Respecting a victim’s identity when reporting crime is an example of:

A. Freedom of speech

B. Privacy and respect

C. Sensationalism

D. Clickbait

Who is responsible for ethical AI development?

A. Only users

B. Government only

C. Developers, businesses, and policymakers

D. Teachers only

Sharing AI-generated fake news is an example of:

A. Transparency

B. Ethical failure

C. Scientific research

D. Open journalism

Which situation shows a violation of justice in healthcare?

A. A rich patient gets better care than a poor one

B. Unequal access to treatment

C. Free vaccines for all

D. Equal surgery time

Why is ethical oversight important in gene editing?

A. It saves money

B. Prevents misuse and ensures transparency

C. Makes cloning cheaper

D. Helps tourism

What should students avoid when engaging with AI content?

A. Critical thinking

B. Blind trust in AI output

C. Discussion

D. Awareness

Sensationalism in media can lead to:

A. Public panic and misinformation

B. Clear facts

C. Health education

D. Balanced reporting

If a doctor ignores a patient’s decision, it violates:

A. Beneficence

B. Justice

C. Autonomy

D. Transparency

Equal access to public hospitals follows which ethical principle?

A. AI ethics

B. Justice in medical ethics

C. Genetic ethics

D. Communication ethics

What happens if AI decisions aren't explained?

A. Better results

B. Lack of trust and understanding

C. Faster apps

D. More profits

Choosing safer treatment over risky options aligns with:

A. Justice

B. Privacy

C. Non-maleficence

D. Impartiality