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Explore Ethical Dilemmas: A Comprehensive Quiz

Test your knowledge of ethics with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers a range of topics related to morality, ethics, and the significance of moral standards in society. Whether you're a student, educator, or simply curious about ethical principles, this quiz will challenge your understanding and provoke thought.

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70 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format
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It deals with such questions at all level, and are generally uniform.

Metaethics

Etiquette

Ethics

Morality

Ask about basic questions about the good life.

Moral Philosophy

Decision Making

Metaethics

Etiquette

This subject consists of the fundamental issues of practical decision making, and its major concerns include the nature of ultimate value and the standards by which human actions can be judged right or wrong.

Etiquette

Morality

Ethics

Law

It is the beliefs , and principles of the individual or group as to what is right or wrong.

Morality

Morals

Law

Etiquette

It is the guiding principles which help the individual or group to decide what is good or wrong conduct.

Ethics

Etiquette

Law

Morals

It is governed by social and cultural norms.

Morals

Law

Social Issues

Etiquette

It is governed by individual or legal and professional norms.

Ethics

Etiquette

Law

Morals

This may differ from society to society, and culture to culture.

Metaethics

Ethics

Moral Philosophy

Morals

A legal code represents the minimum acceptable behavior of a particular group.

Morals

Law

Etiquette

Metaethics

Those who are unwilling to abide by the law are sanctioned by the community as a whole.

Law

Normative

Morals

Descriptive

It covers a broader set of normative controls and is identifiable by the inverse proportion to the severity of the sanctions associated with the legal code.

Morality

Morals

Moral code

Moral support

Societies are more tolerant of moral violations than of violations of laws.

Law

Moral code

Etiquette

Normative

The broadest possible set of behavioral expectations of a society, and those who violate the codes suffer the least serious sanctions of all.

Moral code

Etiquette

Penal Law

Metaethics

It tells how people will behave, and usually entails non-natural sanctions for violations of the code of conduct.

Religion

Culture

Society

Government

These are rules that are supposed to govern the conduct of members of a profession.

Professional Code of Conduct

Professional Code of Ethics

Professional Code of Metaethics

Professional Code of Manners

Its goal is to attain empirical knowledge of the morality of accepted moral views.

Morality

Metaethics

Nomative

Descriptive

The views could be current or past moral views.

Normative

Ethics

Descriptive

Metaethics

It is an attempt to determine what is morally right and what is morally wrong with regard to human action.

Metaethics

Ethics

Descriptive

Normative

It determine what should be the case, whether or not it currently is the case.

Normative

Ethics

Metaethics

Descriptive

It is associated with tasks such as analyzing the nature of moral judgments and specifying appropriate methods for the justification of particular moral judgments

Metaethics

Normative

Descriptive

Penal Law

"Government experience a sense of moral obligation and accountability."

True

False

"Moral codes and moral absolutes exist."

True

False

"Moral law does not exist."

True

False

"Moral law is unknown to humans."

True

False

"Morality is subjective."

True

False

"Moral judgments must be supported by reason."

True

False

It refers to the norms which we have about the types of actions which we believe to be morally acceptable and morally unacceptable.

Moral Standard

Moral Code

Non-Moral Code

Non-Moral Standard

It refers to the rules that are unrelated to moral or ethical considerations.

Non-Moral Code

Non-Moral Standard

Moral Standard

Moral Code

It refers to the norms of correct conduct in polite society or, more generally, to any special code of social behavior or courtesy

Law

Penal Code

Etiquette

Moral Code

These are the laws enacted by legislative bodies.

Statutes

Statues

Status

Standard

It is a systematic exposition of a particular view about what is the nature and basis of good or right

Ethical Theory

Moral Code Theory

Standard Code Theory

Normative Theory

It provides reasons or norms for judging acts to be right or wrong and attempts to give a justification

Moral Code Theory

Ethical Theory

Normative Theory

Egoism states that an individual should act according to their own interest.

True

False

Egoism states that an individual should not act according to their own interest.

True

False

Kantianism states that an individual should act to create the greatest good for the greatest number

True

False

Utilitarianism states that an individual should act to create the greatest good for the greatest number

True

False

Utilitarianism states to do only which you would will to be a universal law.

True

False

Kantianism states to do only which you would will to be a universal law.

True

False

Egoism is the act of treating all people as ends, never as merely means.

True

False

Kantianism is the act of treating all people as ends, never as merely means.

True

False

You should be a ______ person

Virtuous

Great

Gorgeous

Virtouos

It is the act in accordance with your human nature and with the natural laws of the universe

Natural Law Ethics

Virtue Ethics

Metaethics

Natural Code of Ethics

_____ command says that, "Do what your religion say is right."

Religion

Social

Divine

Government

Divine Command states that, we should obey what our religion say is right.

True

False

When was the Landmark Case: Chua - Qua vs Clave G.R. happened?

August 30, 1990

January 12, 1990

September 20, 1990

July 8, 1990

Characteristic of Moral standard does not involves serious wrongs or significant benefits

True

False

Characteristic of Moral standard is ought to be preferred to other values

True

False

Characteristic of Moral standard are established by authority figures.

True

False

Characteristic of Moral standard should not have the trait of universalizability.

True

False

Characteristic of Moral standard should be based on impartial considerations.

True

False

Characteristic of Moral standard should not be associated with special emotions and vocabulary

True

False

Which of the following statement is true about Euthyphro Problem?

Are wrong actions can be cause by God even though He commanded them?

Do right actions are commanded by God because they are right?

It is a situation with uncertainty about what is right to do from a moral or ethical perspective.

Ethical Dilemma

Social Dilemma

Descriptive Dilemma

Ethics Dilemma

It is choosing the best alternative for achieving the best results, or outcomes compliance with individual and social values, moral, and regulations.

Decision Making Process

Ethical Decision Making Process

Social Change Process

Natural Decision Process

Making good ethical decisions to solve Ethical Dilemma does not requires a trained sensitivity to ethical issues and a practiced method for exploring the ethical aspects of a decision.

True

False

Having a method for ethical decision making is not absolutely essential.

True

False

Ethical decision should be based on ethical principles and codes.

True

False

Ethical decision should be based on emotions, thoughts, fixed policies.

True

False

It does not matter to consider submitting our most difficult cases to an ethics review board for feedback.

True

False

In Step 9, it is said that we should evaluate the cost for each person involved.

True

False

In Step 8, it states that we should never think about the outcomes with a sense that you have to truly approached this ethical dilemma with the best of intentions and to the best of your ability.

True

False

In Step 7, it is said that we should recognize that our final choice will be impacted by our personal values..

True

False

Determining the options, and not listing all possible action able options is one of the steps in the framework.

True

False

Codes can be revised or updated as needed.

True

False

We should gather all the known facts, according to one of the steps in the framework.

True

False

Understanding that a decision to a dilemma which goes against an individual’s personal set of values has very little chance of success.

True

False

Dilemma becomes ethical when the good or bad options does not seem to have a moral component

True

False

Terms of an ethical dilemma must be ethical in nature, not legal.

True

False

Circumstances does not affect the problem definition.

True

False

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