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WorksheetsEthics and Morality
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name three things that influence how we make decisions
Which of the following is an influence on how we make decisions?
Friends
Donald Trump
Animals
Planets
If a student is deciding whether to join a music club, which influences from the list might affect their decision? (Select the best combination.)
Music, Friends, Teachers
Weather, Animals, Planets
Sports, Food, Cars
Shoes, Clothes, Colors
Why is it important to recognize the different influences on our decisions?
It helps us make more thoughtful and informed choices
It makes us taller
It changes our favorite color
It helps us run faster
Which of the following best describes how ethics and morality influence daily decision-making processes?
They have no impact on daily decisions.
They only affect decisions in extreme situations.
They influence the choices people make every day.
They are only important for legal matters.
Which of the following is NOT an example of an ethical framework mentioned in the learning goals?
Duty-based ethics
Virtue ethics
Situation ethics
Scientific ethics
How do moral concepts like absolutism and relativism shape our views on right and wrong?
They determine what is fashionable.
They influence how we judge actions as right or wrong.
They only affect our political opinions.
They are unrelated to ethics.
What role do ethics and morality play in our decision-making processes?
They help us make decisions based on luck.
They shape our decision-making by acting as an internal compass.
They make us ignore our personal values.
They only matter in legal situations.
Which of the following is most likely to influence a person's sense of right and wrong, according to the text?
The weather
Upbringing, cultural background, and personal values
The color of their clothes
The type of food they eat
Which of the following best describes ethics?
Personal beliefs about right and wrong
Rules or guidelines that help a group decide what’s right
Feelings shaped by culture and religion
Actions based only on emotions
Which of the following statements is true about morality?
Morality is always decided by a group
Morality is a set of shared rules in society
Morality is shaped by personal beliefs, culture, or upbringing
Morality is only discussed in philosophy
A student believes it is always wrong to lie, even to protect someone’s feelings. This belief is an example of:
Ethics
Morality
Law
Tradition
If a doctor follows medical guidelines to protect patient confidentiality, even when it is difficult, what is the doctor demonstrating?
Morality
Ethics
Personal feelings
Cultural tradition
Which of the following best explains the difference between ethics and morality?
Ethics are personal beliefs, while morality is a shared system
Ethics are shared rules for groups, while morality is about personal beliefs
Ethics are always based on religion, while morality is not
Ethics and morality mean exactly the same thing
Which ethical principle focuses on doing whatever brings the most happiness or benefit to the most people?
Autonomy
Slippery Slope
Utilitarianism
Individualism
What does the principle of autonomy emphasize?
Doing what benefits the majority
Respecting individual choices and freedom
Preventing dangerous future changes
Following strict rules
According to the slippery slope principle, what is a potential risk of allowing one small change?
It will always bring happiness to everyone
It might lead to bigger and more dangerous changes in the future
It guarantees respect for individual choices
It ensures the best overall result
Imagine a new law is introduced to help a small group, but it could lead to more extreme laws in the future. Which ethical principle would be most concerned about this situation?
Utilitarianism
Autonomy
Slippery Slope
Justice
