Question
1. Question : Ethics is the study of __________________.
knowledge
the nature of reality
human behavior
right and wrong
what is socially acceptable
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Question 2. Question : Goodness is _____________________.
that which brings happiness and
excellence
harmony and creativity
whatever I say it is
a combination of that which brings happiness, pleasure, excellence, harmony, and creativity
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Question 3. Question : A cat toys with a live mouse throwing it the air and dragging it along by its tail. After 1 hour, the cat leaves the mouse to die on the floor. This would be considered ____________ behavior.
immoral
amoral
non-moral
moral
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Question 4. Question : “Human beings should always act in the interests of others.” This statement is considered to be ____________.
descriptive
prescriptive
analytic
metaethical
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Question 5. Question : Who said that morality was bound up with the function of a human being?
Sophocles
Jacques Thiroux
Your instructor
Aristotle
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Question 6. Question : The most important moral issues arise for most ethicists when human beings come together in ___________.
harmony
religion
social groups
matrimony
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Question 7. Question : If human beings are the source of value, then morality is ____________.
supernatural
natural
objective
subjective
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Question 8. Question : In general, philosophers demand that beliefs, propositions, and ideas be examined ______________________.
according to tradition
without evaluation
with the Bible in hand
critically
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Question 9. Question : Moral conflicts can be resolved through ____________.
religion
tradition
social acceptability
rational compromise
Points Received: 1 of 1
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Question 10. Question : Why should humans be moral?
Self-interest
Law
Tradition
Common human needs
Points Received: 1 of 1
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