Moral decisions

A conceptual illustration depicting ethical dilemmas, showcasing a trolley dilemma scenario with tracks diverging, representing choices between life and death, and the complexity of moral decisions.

Moral Dilemmas: Choose Your Path

Welcome to the Moral Dilemmas quiz! This thought-provoking quiz will challenge your ethical decision-making skills with a series of scenarios that test your moral compass.

Are you ready to confront tough questions about right and wrong? Here are some features of the quiz:

5 engaging scenarios
Thought-provoking moral dilemmas
Reflect on your values and beliefs

5 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ChoosingWisdom42

Imagine you are on an unstoppable trolly. The trolly is speeding ahead to five workers who are completely unaware of the track being used. There is no possible way to avoid killing someone, however, you have an option. To your left, there's a switch to change tracks, but on the other track, your best friend is tied down, unable to escape. What do you do?

Stay ahead. Kill 5 to save 1.

Switch tracks. Kill 1 to save 5.

You are at a prison trial for a framed-bank robber. You and the innocent man are the only one who knows he is innocent, as well as who really committed the crime. However, the robbers have kidnapped your young child, and won't let her go if you say anything. What do you do?

Save my child. Pretend I know nothing.

Save the man from years in prison. Tell them everything.

Imagine you're out for a walk, when you notice a masked robber running away from the bank with a bag full of money. You follow the man to catch him for the police, only to discover that he is giving the money to a poor and sick family. What do you do?

I leave the man alone. He is stealing for the right reasons.

I call the cops. Stealing is stealing.

You are in a car accident. You hit the side of a car well driving and texting at an intersection during a yellow light, killing a pedestrian, though the driver of the other vehicle is fine. The hysterical driver runs over to car and is positive that it was all her doing, even though it was completely your fault and you know that. What do you do?

Confess everything. I can't let her live with that.

Lie. I can't go to jail.

The entire population is slowly catching a plague. You are immune to this plague, so scientists have requested to examine your brain. What do you do?

Refuse. I can find a different way to escape the plague.

Agree. I need to help save the world.

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