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WorksheetsETHICS - Pre-final Examination
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A teacher provides constructive feedback to students without sugarcoating or harsh criticism. This reflects the balance between dishonesty and insensitivity.
Compassion
Sincerity
Tactfulness
Prudence
A hotel manager handles guest complaints with calm professionalism, avoiding both apathy and emotional overreaction.
Patience
Tolerance
Sympathy
Assertiveness
An IT specialist follows data privacy protocols without being overly restrictive or carelessly open with information, finding balance between secrecy and negligence.
Honesty
Discretion
Transparency
Loyalty
A school administrator enforces rules fairly without being lenient or authoritarian.
Justice
Integrity
Respect
Empathy
A restaurant supervisor allocates resources efficiently, avoiding both extravagance and stinginess.
Generosity
Resourcefulness
Diligence
Temperance
A software engineer maintains confidence in their code without being arrogant or self-doubting.
Integrity
Confidence
Courage
Humility
A teacher motivates learners with enthusiasm but avoids being monotonous or overly dramatic.
Charisma
Zeal
Optimism
Sincerity
A front-desk clerk maintains friendliness and warmth without becoming overfamiliar or cold.
Courtesy
Generosity
Cheerfulness
Prudence
A project manager makes quick decisions without being impulsive or indecisive.
Prudence
Initiative
Diligence
Responsibility
A professional speaks out on ethical issues when needed but avoids being silent or confrontational.
Courage
Modesty
Fairness
Integrity
A teacher gives all students the same number of points for participation, even though some participate much more than others. Which type of justice is violated in this case?
A student is accused of cheating but is not given a chance to explain before being penalized. What type of justice has been denied?
Procedural Justice
Distributive Justice
Social Justice
Common Good
After implementing your decision, which step involves reflecting on whether the action led to a just and moral result?
Evaluating the outcome
Gathering the facts
Making a decision
Considering consequences
The step that requires you to predict short-term and long-term effects of each option is called:
Considering consequences
Gathering the facts
Making a decision
Taking action
At which stage do you list possible courses of action and evaluate them according to ethical principles?
Gathering the facts
List alternatives
Making a decision
Evaluating the outcome
Which step asks the question, “Who are the stakeholders, and what values or principles are in conflict?”
Identifying the moral issue
Considering consequences
Exploring alternatives
Evaluating the outcome
What is the first step in the 7-Step Moral Reasoning Model, which involves understanding all relevant details before making a judgment?
Identifying the moral issue
Gathering the facts
Considering consequences
Making a decision
In a group project, one student did most of the work, so the teacher gave that student a higher grade. This action shows:
Justice
Inequality
Favoritism
Neglect
A company gives bonuses to employees based on their performance and contribution rather than equally dividing the amount among everyone. This situation best illustrates:
Procedural justice
Distributive justice
Retributive justice
Restorative justice
When a university ensures that grading policies are applied consistently and transparently for all students, it demonstrates:
Restorative justice
Retributive justice
Procedural justice
Distributive justice
A restaurant manager holds a meeting between an employee who accidentally offended a customer and the customer themselves to restore goodwill and repair the relationship. This shows:
Distributive justice
Procedural justice
Restorative justice
Retributive justice
When a programmer is suspended for intentionally leaking confidential data, the company’s decision reflects:
Retributive justice
Restorative justice
Distributive justice
Procedural justice
In a school setting, distributing teaching loads fairly according to teachers’ expertise and workload is an example of:
Restorative justice
Procedural justice
Retributive justice
Distributive justice
You are pressured by your organization to endorse a product you don’t personally believe in. Which course of action aligns with virtue ethics?
Endorse it for financial gain
Decline the offer and maintain integrity
Endorse it but disclose your reservations privately
Seek permission to remain neutral
A friend confides that they plan to plagiarize a thesis due to overwhelming pressure. What would a person of practical wisdom likely advise?
Encourage them to do what feels right
Advise them to avoid plagiarism and seek help
Suggest they plagiarize but be careful
Ignore the situation
It is necessary to exercise this when it comes to moral analysis, evaluation, and decision-making.
Thinking
Reckless thinking
Hasty thinking
careful thinking
It is the model proposed to aid as a guide in making moral decisions.
Decision Model
Reasoning Model
Thinking Model
Critical Thinking Model
This is the last step of the 7-step for moral reasoning.
Review Decision
Gather the facts
List the alternatives
Consider the consequences
It is the step wherein the initial list of suggested courses of actions must then be evaluated from the vantage point of the identified ethical values and principles.
List the alternatives
Consider the consequences
Compare the alternatives with the principle
Determine the virtues/principles that have a bearing on the case
Teacher Irene often ignores student misbehavior just to avoid conflict, showing a lack of firmness in her actions. Which of the following best describes her attitude?
Excess
Deficiency
Virtue
Justice
Carlo constantly boasts about his achievements to make others feel inferior. Which represents his behavior according to Aristotle’s doctrine?
Excess
Virtue
Deficiency
Moderation
Ang estudyanteng si Lara ay hindi na nagsasalita sa klase dahil sa sobrang hiya, kahit may tamang sagot naman siya. Anong uri ng ugali ang ipinapakita niya?
Deficiency
Virtue
Excess
Justice
Mia corrects others politely without embarrassing them in public. Her action reflects which of the following?
Excess
Virtue
Deficiency
Overconfidence
An IT technician shares confidential data of clients out of curiosity. Which side of the Golden Mean is he demonstrating?
Deficiency
Excess
Virtue
Prudence
Si Ken ay sobrang kuripot na kahit may pera siya, ayaw niyang gumastos kahit sa pangangailangan. Ano ang ipinapakita niyang katangian ayon sa Golden Mean?
Virtue
Deficiency
Excess
Generosity
A hotel manager spends resources wisely and gives fair incentives without being too strict or too lenient. This action represents:
Virtue
Excess
Deficiency
Indifference
A teacher who punishes students severely even for small mistakes is practicing which form of moral imbalance?
Deficiency
Excess
Virtue
Moderation
Si Liza ay laging tahimik kahit may mali sa trabaho ng kanyang mga kasama. Sumasang-ayon lang siya kahit hindi tama. Ano ito ayon kay Aristotle?
Deficiency
Virtue
Excess
Bravery
It is the next thing to do after the relevant values, virtues, and principles in the moral situation have been identified
Make a decision
List the alternatives
Consider the consequences
Determine the virtues/principles
Johnny is currently determining the relevant virtues of the dilemma.
Step 1
Step 3
Step 5
Step 7
Identify to which of Rae’s seven steps of Moral Reasoning do each statement belongs. Liza does not know what is the right thing to do to solve her issue, so she asks for advice from her friends and list the possible solutions.
Step 2
Step 4
Step 6
Step 1
Tom has many possible solutions to resolve his dilemma. In order to arrive to a better one, he tries to weigh his options.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 5
Step 7
Identify to which of Rae’s seven steps of Moral Reasoning do each statement belongs. Marites has decided to end the relationship she had with her boyfriend who cheated on her.
Step 2
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Identify to which of Rae’s seven steps of Moral Reasoning do each statement belongs. Mel eliminated his first option in resolving his issue because the choice will greatly affect him.
Step 5
Step 7
Step 4
Step 3
Belinda realized that her Plan A has more positive consequences than her Plan B.
Step 1
Step 5
Step 3
Step 6
Jennell wanted to help his brother who seems to be very problematic. What is the very first thing that he should do?
Step 7
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Identify to which of Rae’s seven steps of Moral Reasoning do each statement belongs. Abraham clearly stated his dilemma to specify what issue he has to make a decision to.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Before analyzing the case, Bea makes sure that she has the correct information of the issue.
Step 1
Step 3
Step 5
Step 7
Christian applied for a part-time job to sustain his needs especially his studies.
Step 1
Step 5
Step 3
Step 6
What particular step that involves identifying the moral issue at hand?
Step 1
Step 3
Step 4
Step 2
