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- 1. Multiple Choice
Morality is
What is considered to be wrong
What is considered to be wrong and right
What is considered neither right nor wrong
All of the above.
- 2. Multiple Choice
A moral act is
that which is right
that which is wrong
that which is right and wrong
that which is amoral
- 3. Multiple Choice
Immoral act is:
that which is right
that which is wrong
that which is right and wrong
that which is amoral
- 4. Multiple Choice
Amoral act is:
that which is right
that which is wrong
that which is right and wrong
that which is neither right or wrong
- 5. Multiple Choice
Ethics is:
a situation a person finds him/herself in
systems of rules by which people live
. a system of rules that is neither right or wrong
a choas way to behave in society
- 6. Multiple Choice
Hedonism is a theory that encourages one to:
strive for pleasing the majority of people
strive to act on one’s own will
strive for pleasure and happiness, avoiding pain
strive to please self
- 7. Multiple Choice
Utilitarianism is a theory that encourages one to:
strive for pleasing the majority of people
strive to act on one’s own will
strive for pleasure and happiness, avoiding pain
strive to please self
- 8. Multiple Choice
Egoism is a theory that encourages one to:
strive for pleasing the majority of people
strive to act on one’s own will
strive for pleasure and happiness, avoiding pain
strive to please self
- 9. Multiple Choice
Situation ethics is:
knowing what to do when something happens
following Christian ways
being kind to others
None of the above.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Determinism is:
the belief that one can determine to be good
the belief that one can determine to be bad or good
the belief that one will behave just the way he/she was brought up
None of the above
- 11. Multiple Choice
. Free choice suggest that you have the right to make your own decision on life.
TRUE
FALSE
- 12. Multiple Choice
The conscience is the inner voice that tells you right from wrong.
TRUE
FALSE
- 13. Multiple Choice
Ought, should, must are:
positive moral languages
negative immoral languages
negative, positive, and in between moral languages
none of the above
- 14. Multiple Choice
Consequences, examples, experiences, emotions, following rules are:
Things that make one angry and upset
. ways by which individuals learn
Feelings of individuals
None of the above
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which of the following defines rules?
Laws laid down by the government
A guideline on how to live
. Something we cannot live without
Something that will stop Chaos
- 16. Fill in the Blank
Write the following types of laws next to the meaning.
A. Laws guiding the relationship between God and man. _________________________
B. Laws made by the Government. ___________________________
C. Laws arising out of our culture and things we do. _____________________
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