WorksheetsMORALITY AND CONSCIENSE
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is morality primarily concerned with?
a)
Scientific facts
b)
Cultural fashion
c)
Standards of right and wrong
d)
Political beliefs
2.
Which term means a shared societal standard of what is right and wrong?
a)
Empathy
b)
Morality
c)
Liberty
d)
Justice
3.
Which philosopher proposed six stages of moral development?
a)
Jean Piaget
b)
Immanuel Kant
c)
Lawrence Kohlberg
d)
Plato
4.
According to Kohlberg, which level is based on avoiding punishment?
a)
Post-conventional
b)
Pre-conventional
c)
Conventional
d)
Subjective
5.
Conscience acts as a:
a)
Moral compass
b)
Social trend
c)
Scientific tool
d)
Religious dogma
6.
Which level in Kohlberg’s theory includes obeying to gain reward?
a)
Stage 4
b)
Stage 1
c)
Stage 3
d)
Stage 2
7.
What does ‘moralis’ in Latin mean?
a)
Law
b)
Rule
c)
Custom
d)
Justice
8.
A ‘guilty conscience’ leads to:
a)
Complacency
b)
Correction
c)
More guilt
d)
Rebellion
9.
Returning a lost wallet is an example of:
a)
Prejudice
b)
Conscience in action
c)
Cultural norm
d)
Collective judgment
10.
Which type of reasoning starts from general to specific?
a)
Inductive
b)
Abductive
c)
Deductive
d)
Fallacious
11.
Which reasoning uses observation to form generalizations?
a)
Deductive
b)
Inductive
c)
Abductive
d)
Reductive
12.
Abductive reasoning is best defined as:
a)
Guessing wildly
b)
Concluding from trends
c)
Best explanation based on evidence
d)
Applying a formula
13.
Fallacious reasoning is considered:
a)
Valid
b)
Logical
c)
Incorrect
d)
Scientific
14.
A conscience that acts on wrong information is called:
a)
Informed
b)
Erroneous
c)
Collective
d)
Corrupt
15.
Which reasoning technique reduces an argument to absurdity?
a)
Reductive
b)
Abductive
c)
Deductive
d)
Inductive
16.
Universalism suggests:
a)
All cultures are morally equal
b)
There are global moral standards
c)
No moral standard exists
d)
Only personal beliefs matter
17.
The term 'reward orientation' in Kohlberg refers to:
a)
Stage 1
b)
Stage 2
c)
Stage 4
d)
Stage 6
18.
Who is known for creating moral dilemmas to assess reasoning?
a)
Freud
b)
Kohlberg
c)
Skinner
d)
Darwin
19.
An example of civil disobedience guided by conscience is:
a)
Obeying traffic laws
b)
Following peer pressure
c)
Rosa Parks refusing to give up seat
d)
Online petitions
20.
What shapes a person's informed conscience?
a)
Emotions alone
b)
Family, faith, and reflection
c)
Immediate need
d)
Anger and fear
21.
Which action shows moral courage?
a)
Gossiping
b)
Whistleblowing
c)
Conforming
d)
Ignoring wrong
22.
Which is NOT part of the seven moral reasoning steps?
a)
State the problem
b)
Guess the outcome
c)
Check facts
d)
Choose the best answer
23.
Which is an example of moral development?
a)
Cheating to pass
b)
Refusing to bully despite pressure
c)
Giving in to peer pressure
d)
Breaking rules to win
24.
Conscience guides a person to:
a)
Ignore the law
b)
Act on impulse
c)
Do what feels good
d)
Make moral choices
25.
What is an example of erroneous conscience?
a)
Avoiding harm
b)
Judging based on prejudice
c)
Choosing kindness
d)
Following moral principle
26.
Conscience + Moral Principle leads to:
a)
Rebellion
b)
Virtue
c)
Confusion
d)
Irrational acts
27.
Which of the following is a moral dilemma?
a)
Deciding dinner
b)
Choosing between honesty and kindness
c)
Planning a trip
d)
Watching a movie
28.
A person with clear conscience feels:
a)
Guilt
b)
Pride
c)
Peace
d)
Fear
29.
Cultural relativism believes that morality:
a)
Is universal
b)
Is the same everywhere
c)
Depends on society
d)
Is fixed
30.
Ethics differs from morality because it:
a)
Is personal
b)
Is spontaneous
c)
Is based on formal codes
d)
Is emotional
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