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GE6107= ETHICS

What is the distinct characteristic of man compared to animals?

Select one:
a. Nurturing Instinct
b. Survival Instinct
c. Intellect

d. Affection to offspring

Morality is observed and present ONLY in humans

Select one:
True

False

It is the disposition of a person doing the activity regardless to his liking or not, this may be
positive or negative. The former is by making him to do something while the other is to
prevent or stop him from doing things.

Select one:
a. Imperfect voluntariness
b. Simple voluntariness
c. Conditional voluntariness

d. Perfect voluntariness

Free will is present and inherent in men

Select one:
True

False
It is the situation when the person was forced by circumstances or under duress which he
would not do under normal circumstances. Example is being extorted money by a
neighborhood toughie in exchange for his "protection".

Select one:
a. Imperfect voluntariness
b. Perfect voluntariness
c. Conditional voluntariness

d. Simple voluntariness

_______________is under the control and intellect and will is answerabvle to such actions

Select one:
a. Moral Act
b. Ethical Act
c. Logical Act

d. Voluntary Act

When a person acts without full understanding and no freedom, we are made to perform
acts we did not like

Select one:
a. Conditional voluntariness
b. Perfect voluntariness
c. Simple voluntariness

d. Imperfect voluntariness

_______________is the latin word that means the pwer or ability to discern

Select one:
a. Ethics
b. Logic
c. Ratio

d. Moral
Which of the following if NOT the basis of human actions?

Select one:
a. People who experienced temporary insanity are not responsible for their actions
b. Moral actions are evidenced only if one is aware or conscious of his/her acts
c. Animals have no set of moral standards

d. People who have no morality are not guided by reasons

when a person acts with full knowledge and complete freedom, we are fully aware of what
we are doing

Select one:
a. Simple voluntariness
b. Conditional voluntariness
c. Perfect voluntariness

d. Imperfect voluntariness

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