Moral Philosophy Quiz
Moral Philosophy Quiz
Test your knowledge of moral philosophy concepts with our engaging quiz! Dive into topics like absolutism, universalism, subjectivism, and deontology, and see how well you understand these ethical theories.
How knowledgeable are you about moral principles? Check your understanding through:
- Multiple-choice questions
- Assessing your grasp on ethics
- Learning through engagement
Absolutism is also known as
Empiricism
Ratinalism
Objectivism
Contractionism
Universalism is the view that the standards by which we judge actions as good or bad, are dependent on us.
True
False
Moral standards that apply to all people regardless of race, sex, religion etc are called
Universalism
Subjectivism
Realism
Conventionalism
Emotions is the belief that there are no moral facts.
True
False
Subjectivism claims that moral claims are but a matter of personal preference.
True
False
There are ___ types of relativism
3
5
2
4
___ is the view that moral standards are always relative to cultural, religious, social etc concepts
Ethical relativism
Cultural relativism
Standard relativism
Consequentialists belive that the rightness or wrongness of an action does not lie in the result
True
False
Ethical Egoism, Altruism & Utilitarianism are forms of
Consequentialism
Relativism
Radicalism
Subjectivism
An egoist seeks to maximise his own happiness
True
False
Greatest happiness for the Greatest number of people =
Utilitarianism
Happiness principle
Universalism
Altruism
The following are the forms of utilitarianism except
Act Utilitarianism
Rule Utilitarianism
Art Utilitarianism
___ means duty in greek
Dion
Deon
Deun
Doen
Duty based ethics was proposed by Immanuel Kant
True
False
An action is right for the deontologist it
True
False
Deontology is too strict
True
False
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