Jureme A.

Sarajena
Your Considerations Virtues Expressed
1. Racism is and will always be wrong. Pursuit of Justice and fairness
Although I respect my grandfather, I courage
have to tell him that he’s wrong. It may
cost our relationship; we might end up
disagreeing but the grave will provide
plenty of silence. Now that we are still
alive and able to reason, we must use it
to combat irrationality and bigotry.
2. somehow, I need to find a way to Pursuit of literacy
inform my relatives about the danger of
being racist to the community.
1.

2. Based on above’s consideration, how would you decide?

Explain your thinking process.
= first of all, I have to equip myself with the understanding of our biology and on life
in general. In order that I will know where to put my feet on any issue regarding our origins.
And then I will talk to him (my grandfather) calmly with reverence that he’s wrong. And then
explaining to him the whys and hows of science.
3.
Professions Virtues
Medical Staff Patience
Teachers Diligence
Firefighters Courage
Military Personnel Courage
Artist Kind

Multiple Choice
1. A 7. C
2. A 8. B
3. A 9. A
4. C 10. B
5. B
6. D
True or False
1. True
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2. True
3. True
4. True
5. True

Essays
1. the difference would be whether the ethics of an act are judged by the consequences
of that act, or by the actors. The deontologist would argue that killing a fetus is a crime since
they are already a human while, on the other hand, the consequentialist might say that it’s
okay to kill an unborn fetus because when they will be born, they might not be taken care of
and starved to death? Therefore, it’s better to kill them while they are not able feel pain just
yet.
2. the key difference between act and rule utilitarianism is that the principle applied
“directly” to the evaluation of individual actions while rule utilitarian applies its principles
“directly” to the evaluation of rules and then evaluate individual actions by seeing if they
obey or disobey those rules whose acceptance will produce the most utility. Act utilitarian
does not bother to participate in activities that requires cooperation with others to achieve the
goal.