Assessment/Evaluation:

1. Stealing money in order to buy food, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: It is wrong, because according to bible. Let the thief no longer steal, but rather let him labor,
doing honest work with his own hands, so that he may have something to share with anyone in need.
Ephesians 4:28

Stealing is taking property or possessions that rightfully belong to other people, without the
right or permission to do so. And the consequences of stealing according to bible is,“Whoever steals a
man and sells him, and anyone found in possession of him, shall be put to death. Proverbs 6:30-31. The
Bible has much to say about the sin of stealing, God even made it one of the 10 Commandments

2. Giving money to indigents for votes, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: It is wrong because,Vote buying is rarely an isolated action, and it perpetuates corruption
throughout the entire political system. When a candidate chooses to pay for support, rather than
compete fairly for votes, they show a disregard for democratic norms and a willingness to use illegal
means.

Broadly speaking, vote buying obstructs the democratic process by interfering with the rights of
citizens to freely decide who will represent them and their interests. “This can result in the candidate
with the deepest pockets winning the election, rather than the candidate who would best serve their
constituents.

3. Giving money to poor, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: It is right because according to the bible, “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and
he will reward them for what they have done.”3.proverbs 19:17. Another one, in Deuteronomy 15:11 -
For the poor will never cease to be in the land; therefore I command you, saying, ‘You shall freely open
you hand to your brother, to your needy and poor in your land’

4. Eating meat on Good Friday intentionally, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: For Catholics observing Good Friday, the answer is no/wrong. Good Friday, observed the Friday
before Easter Sunday, commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The Catholic law of abstinence
dictates that Catholics aged 14 and older refrain from meat on Fridays altogether during Lent, including
on Good Friday.

5. Visiting a sick person for earlier recovery, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: Yes it is right because vsiting the sick is intended to comfort and even help to heal the sick
person.

6.Self-quarantine an awareness of COVID-19, right or wrong? Why?

Answer: It is right because it is for the safety of every person, people who have been exposed to the
new coronavirus and who are at risk for coming down with COVID-19 might practice self-quarantine.
Health experts recommend that self-quarantine lasts 14 days. Two weeks provides enough time for
them to know whether or not they will become ill and be contagious to other people.

Assignment
1. Explain the meaning of the following:

■LAW - Law is a set of rules in a country that are given to every citizen and every citizen should abide by
them.

■ PROMULGATION - Promulgation is the formal proclamation or declaration that a new statutory or

administrative law is enacted after its final approval. In some jurisdictions, this additional step is
necessary before the law can take effect.

■ DOES LAW LIMIT FREEDOM? WHY? - The existence of the law does not limit our freedom whatsoever.
It is the consequences of breaking the law that potentially limit our freedom, but it is not because of the
consequences themselves.

■ WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HUMAN & DIVINE LAW? - Human rights are fundamental
inalienable rights that you have just by virtue of the fact that you are a person. Although the
government can pass laws to protect your human rights, human rights are rights believed to be granted
by God or by some higher power and everyone has human rights even if legislation doesn't protect them
or if oppressive governments do not respect them.Divine law is any law that comes directly from the
"will of God" in contrast to man-made law.

■ HOW CONSCIENCE DEFINE? - An inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or
wrongness

of one's behavior.
Name: Shiela Fe M. Palen

BSED-2B English

Course Code & Title: GE - 1(ETHICS)

Topic: Meaning of Law, Promulgation, kinds of laws under classification and

conscience

Instructor: Mrs. Susan S. Deniega

LEARNING MODULE 2
Assessment/Evaluation

1. Why there is Law?

Ans: Because people needs Laws to protect our general safety, and ensure our rights as citizens against
abuses by other people, by organizations, and by the government itself. We have laws to help provide
for our general safety.

2. What happen if there is no laws to be followed?

Ans: If a country will not have laws and order then it will be real hard to govern it . people may kill each
other as there will be no reason to arrest him or something. A place without any law and order could be
dangerous for anyone as his/her rights can easily be violated.

3. How do you understand the law of God and law of man?

Ans: God's law or divine law is the source of all earthly laws. The author of the divine law is mighty and
powerful of all. Before earthly law or man's law created, there was already a law created by God the
owner of the universe. Like for example do not kill, do not steal, do not commit adultery etc. these were
already mentioned by God long before during the time of Moses. Now, to have peace and order. Man
created a law which was taken from the holy bible. Like for example killing is unlawful therefore if
someone commits this crime he/she must be put into prison. If you steal something from your
neighbor's house you will also go to jail same with adultery. God has a standard of all things, when we
say adultery. On earth adultery is only taking someone's wife or a husband, but in God it is just more
than that. Staring someone with malice in his/her mind he/she is already committed adultery.

4. Do good and avoid evil, Does it mean you are already perfect in following God's law? Why?

Ans: No, because according to bible our God was asking a lot, but not that. It is interesting that all the
translations stick with the word ‘perfect’ for Matthew 5.48. The Christian calling is not a calling to
perfection. It is a calling to remain uncomfortably with our imperfections so that God’s glory can shine
all the more powerfully.

5. How does conscience works in you?

Ans: We Christians need to have the kinds of conscience that deeply rooted in Christ and the Holy spirit.
For we can't just rely on ours. Conscience is the ability to know one's mistakes and to correct wrong
thinking and works that we will do. But it can do wrong if it is not from God; we can suffer from its
consequences. We need to study and express in real life the word of God and put Him the first priority
at all things; we should not be proud to much of ourselves: we should correct what generations now do
and never waste time at things that are in vain.

Assignment

1. What is a Rights?

Ans: Rights are legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or entitlement. the freedom given to a
person to do from the birth time is called rights.

2.What are the sources and kinds of rights?

Ans: The primary sources of Human rights are obviously the United Nations Universal Declaration of
Human Rights and the various human rights documents and treaties that followed such as those by, the
Council of Europe, the Organization of American States, the European Union etc.
 Right to equality ,Right to freedom, Culture and educational rights ,Right to constitutional
remedies ,Right to religion, Right to explotation.

3. What is duties?

Ans: As duty refers to moral commitment, it denotes an active feeling for doing something. Once a
person engages himself with some duty or if he has been entrusted with a duty, then that person fully
commits himself to it. In the case of duty, the person will be involved in activity without any self-
interest. As a citizen of a country, a person has many duties to perform. It is his duty to adhere to the
constitution.

4. Is there any exemption from duties?

Ans: No,because every person has their individual responsibilities, a moral or legal obligation in this
world.

5. What is Justice?

Ans: Justice is the attribute of a human personality and moral virtue. It means giving others equal
treatment, protecting the rights of people and punishing of wrongs in a fair way. In other words, justice
indicates placing things in a rightful and in a fitting place.

6. What are the kinds of Justice?

Ans: The kinds of Justice are the following:

■Organizational Justice - Employees want to work for fair and ethical companies and be treated with
respect. Organizational justice concerns employees' perceptions of fairness within a company.
Distributive, procedural, and interactional are the three types of organizational justice that companies
must embrace in order to have happy and productive employees.

■Distributive Justice - Distributive justice deals with the employees' concerns of the fairness of
outcomes they receive. One of the biggest reasons for issues with employee productivity or morale is
when employees feel that their company lacks fairness.

■Procedural Justice - Another type of organizational justice is called procedural. Procedural justice is
concerned with how employees view the fairness of the process of how outcomes are decided.

■Interactional Justice - Interactional justice deals with how explanations are communicated as well as
the fair treatment of or sensitivity towards employees. Interpersonal and informational are the two
types of interactional justice. Interpersonal justice looks at sensitivity and fairness in how information is
communicated to an employee. Informational justice relates to the quality of the explanation that is
given to employees explaining why a specific outcome happened.
Name: Shiela Fe M. Palen

BSED-2B English

Course Code & Title: GE - 1(ETHICS)

Topic: Justice and Morality

Instructor: Mrs. Susan S. Deniega

LEARNING MODULE 3
Assessment/Evaluation

1. Based on the foregoing schema, what is all about?

Ans: The term "schema" refers to the organization of data as a blueprint of how the database is
constructed (divided into database tables in the case of relational databases). The formal definition of a
database schema is a set of formulas (sentences) called integrity constraints imposed on a database.

2. Make your own way or presentation on the schema.

Ans: A schema is a mental concept that informs a person about what to expect from a variety of
experiences and situations. Schemas are developed based on information provided by life experiences
and are then stored in memory.

3. What is really Justice mean?

Ans: Justice is to be noble in everything. To be just, you need to be fair and uphold the ethical principles
in your ways of working.

Assignment

1. What are the Bio-ethical issues in Morality?

Ans: Bioethics is the study of the ethical issues emerging from advances in biology and medicine. It is
also moral discernment as it relates to medical policy and practice. ... It includes the study of values
relating to primary care and other branches of medicine ("the ethics of the ordinary. ●Physician patient
relationship ●Death and dying ●Resource Allocation ●Assisted reproductive techniques and their use
●Genetic testing and screening ●Sexuality and gender ●Environmental ethics ●Clinical research ethics.

2. Surrogate motherhood

Ans: SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD ----> it is a relationship in which one woman bears and gives birth to a
child for a person or a couple who then adopts or takes legal custody of the child. It is also called
mothering by proxy.

Under surrogate motherhood, one woman acts as a surrogate, or replacement mother for another
woman, sometimes called the intended mother, who either cannot produce fertile eggs, or cannot carry
a pregnancy through to birth, or term.

3. Euthanasia

Ans: It is the painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an
irreversible coma. It is also called as mercy killing.

4. Child bearing, self-enhancement and general well being.

Ans: The concept of human biological enhancement has been used to describe the augmentation of
human capacities based on some sort of biological manipulation. By and large, most philosophers work
with one or the other of the following two definitions of human biological enhancement: (A) improving
the well-being of persons, including the removal of disabilities defined as bio-social obstacles that
reduce human well-being; (B) expanding or augmenting human capacities.
Name: Shiela Fe M. Palen

BSED-2B English

Course Code & Title: GE - 1(ETHICS)

Topic: Bioethical Issues and Moralities

Instructor: Mrs. Susan S. Deniega

LEARNING MODULE 4
Assessment/Evaluation

1.Name the rich people in the Philippine who are practice about surrogate motherhood.

Ans: Nora Legaspi known as one of the richest woman in Philippine who practice about surrogate
motherhood in a filipina Klarise(not her real name) a 27 yrs old when she carried her first surrogate
baby for Legaspi couple by paying her half a million pesos to carry a baby to full term. She was
compensate because her husband is only a tricycle driver , only earned 200 pesos (approximately $3.83)
a day with 3 kids to feed, the choice was easy.

2. What are the common consequences they were able to experience?

Ans: Like any other pregnancy, surrogate pregnancies involve the same medical risks of carrying a child
and giving birth. These can include nausea from morning sickness, weight gain, swelling, back pain,
heartburn and other uncomfortable side effects.

3. What moral dilemma could you sight regarding these experiences?

Ans: This practice is unethical as woman is not a commodity and should not be treated such that after
the child is born, her job is over. There are views that it is ethically and naturally unacceptable for a
woman to give birth to a child in order to surrender it to other people.

4. There is no one simple way of defining what is good, one ought be open various perspective and
broaden one's compensation of the good.

Ans: "'Good' means a lack of self-centredness. It means the ability to empathise with other people, to
feel compassion for them, and to put their needs before your own. It means, if necessary, sacrificing
your own well-being for the sake of others'.

Assignment

1. What is capital punishment? Are you in favor of this issue?

Ans: Explanation:Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a government-sanctioned
practice whereby a person is killed by the state as a punishment for a crime. The sentence that someone
be punished in such a manner is referred to as a death sentence, whereas the act of carrying out the
sentence is known as an execution.

For me, punishing sinned people with death penalty equivalents to a greater sin in the eyes of
God. You don't have the right to take someone's life because you do not own them. Wether you are a
president, a king or what so ever.

2. If given a chance to become a millionnaire what part of your body are you going to change? Why?

Ans: If I am a millionnaire there's nothing I would change in my physical outlook eventhough I have a lot
of money instead I will used it for my body health not just to change some part of my body. I will also
use it by helping to those people who really need it.

3. Are you in favor of multilation? Such as plastic surgery, nose lifting, and other form of multilation?
Why?

Ans: I Disagree, because we are we and we shouldn't change who we really are. We should learn to
accept ourselves not to be accepted. God gave what he wants for you. There are also disadvantages of
Plastic Surgery.The obvious risk of plastic surgery is that it not only involves complications but also the
risk of receiving bad work. This is for sure, no one wants to spend substantial amount money to look
even worse that before or to be affected by side effects involved in plastic surgery. In order to clarify all
the possibilities of plastic surgery, whether good or bad, you should consult your doctor before you plan
any surgery for you. This will assist you in knowing the risks involved and to get prior knowledge of the
medications to which your body reacts unpredictably. With cosmetic surgeries, results may be
unrealistic, not up to the expectations of the person undergoing surgery.

Name: Shiela Fe M. Palen

BSED-2B English

Course Code & Title: GE - 1(ETHICS)

Topic: Brief History, Nature and Development of Volleyball

 Preparing your body for volleyball activity

Basic Body Position and movement patterns in volleyball

Basic Skills in volleyball , Facilities and equipment in volleyball

Terminologies and Rules of the game

Instructor: Mr. Avelino A. Deniega

LEARNING MODULE 1

Assessment/Evaluation
1. Who are credited with adding the skills in the game volleyball?

Ans: League organizers, coaches and staffs.

2. An area that provides server wider options to execute the serve.

Ans: Sideline

3. What is the main purpose of warm-up activities?

Ans: The main purpose of a warm-up is to prepare your body for physical activity. The warm-up is
generally used to increased your body temperature, increase heart rate and breathing rate, and also
help your mentally prepare for exercise.

4. Choose one flexibility exercise and present the correct proceeding of performing it.

Ans: LITERAL PLYOMETRIC JUMPS

■With feet no more than hip-width apart, bend your knees to squat straight down.

■Pushing through your heels quickly, push upward and sideways toward the other side of the line. Land
softly and absorb the shock by squatting deeply. Repeat jumping back and forth while keeping your
shoulders and hips square and facing forward. You can vary your landing so that you land and rebound
on back feet at once, or land on one foot first and rebound with a short double-step.

■Reform for 30 to 60 second intervals, in a workout rest for 60 to 90 seconds. Then repeat for three
sets. Or add them to a circuit training routine.

5. Explain the benefits derived from engaging in flexibility exercise before a game.
Ans: Lateral Plyometric Jumps help build explosive power, balance and coordination by using our natural
body weight. This advanced agility training exercise is essential for any athletic position that requires
lateral coordination and power. For best results, be sure to perform this drill after a thorough warm-up.

Assignment
1. What are the three basic movement patterns in volleyball?

Ans: Volleyball can be characterized by movement patterns including first-step quickness, Multiplanar
movement(movement in all directions), Level changes (up and down movement), Deceleration (slowing
down movement), and High-levels of force production(producing movemnet quickly).

2. When does are the high, medium and low body position?

Ans: Spiking, setting , and receiving

3. A serve that results in a non-spinning ball that moves with existing air currents.

Ans: The floater serve

4. What are the two most factors in serving for begginners?

Ans: The initial ball height, the angle of body twist, also the player jumping height.

5. An equipment won by a olayer purposely to reduce the chance of developing bone bruises or
abrasion from contact with the floor.

Ans: The basic equipment you will require for volleyball are court shoes, knee pads, ankle braces, and
spandex.