Moral Philosophy Quiz

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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
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16 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ThinkingBook815

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

___ 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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