Damian, Aries E.

BSBA – Marketing Management

I. Answer True or false and multiple choice.

FALSE 1. Understanding of ethics has not changed despite the involvement of time
TRUE 2. Human ethics are clouded by man self-interest that interpretation to law and order
TRUE 3. Interpretation of ethical behavior is relative and subjective
TRUE 4. Free wheel is the present and inherent in men
TRUE 5. Morality is observed and present only in humans
FALSE 6. Ethics and morality are interchangeable for they are both waters of you behavior but
in reality are different
TRUE 7. The need for material wealth is inherent man.
TRUE 8. Ethics is the primary bicycle for men to each the very purpose of life the pursuit of
happiness
TRUE 9. Understanding of ethics has not yet changed despite the involvement of time
TRUE 10. Value is created because of the combination of knowledge and will
TRUE 11. Thinking and doing our separate human behavior and does not go hand in hand
TRUE 12. Man has an insatiable greed for power and wealth
13. Which of the following statements is not true
A. Ethics is learned
B. Ethics is innate
C. Man can be intricately good and bad
D. Ethics and morality are interchangeable
14. Ethics is
A. Humans decisions
B. The philosophy of life
C the study of humans
D. The reasoning of human's action
15. What affects the mental development of humans?
A. Education
B. Quality of life
C. Parent and siblings
16. It is the repetition of a person doing the activity regardless to his liking are not this may be
positive or negative the four men is by making him to do something while the often is to
prevent and stop him for doing things
A. Imperfect voluntariness
B. Conditional voluntariness
C. Perfect voluntariness
D. Simple voluntariness
17. When i person acts without full understanding and no freedom we are made to perform
accuse did not like
A. Imperfect voluntariness
B. Conditional voluntariness
C. Perfect voluntariness
D. Simple voluntariness
18. Which is the following is not the basis of human actions
A. Moral actions are evida need only if one is aware or conscious of his/ her acts
B. People who experience temporary insanity are not responsible for their actions
C. Animals have no set of moral standards
D. People who have no morality are not guided by reason
19. When a person act with full knowledge and complete freedom we are fully aware of what
we are doing
A. Imperfect voluntariness
B. Conditional voluntariness
C. Perfect voluntarines
D. Simple voluntariness
20. What is the distinct character of man compared to animal?
A. Intellect
B. Nurturing instinct
C. Affection of offspring
D. Survival instinct
21. Is the latin word that means the power or ability to discern
A. Ethics
B. Logic
C. Ratio
D. Moral
22. Is under the control and intellect and will is durable to such actions
A. Ethical act
B. Voluntary act
C. Logical act
D. Moral act
23. It is the situation when the person was forced by circumstances or under address which he
would not do under normal circumstances
A. Conditional voluntariness
B. Perfect voluntariness
C. Simple voluntariness
D. Imperfect voluntariness
24. Whether formal or informal is a never ending process and the foundation of man's moral
intellectual and physical capacities
A. Logic
B. Education
C. Ethics
D. Psychology
25. A branch of science that deals with the study of society as well the social order that regulate
the society as a whole
A. Sociology
B. Psychology
C. Ethics
D. Logic

II. Essay
1. Discuss or explain the following in an essay form in not less than 200 words what is
human act and act of man then differentiate the difference between human act and act
of man.
Human acts are fully thought out and considered, they have knowledge, intention,
acceptance for consequences. At a social level it is what you expect from legislator,
judges, planning committees, review boards. At an individual level you expect the person
to have had long deliberation over the issue. Acts of man could be accidents, rash
reaction, angry or drunken behaviour, just doing what seemed like a good idea at the
time, without really thinking about the consequences. Where exactly the dividing line is
between these two takes some judgement. Routine behaviour, “that just the way we do it
around here” at some point these excuses are rationalisations for what they know is bad
behaviour.
2. Explain and discuss the ultimate end of human act in your own perception and
knowledge (not less than 150 words)
what is the ultimate end? The Ultimate end is a concept in the moral philosophy of Max
Weber, which individuals act in a faithful, rather than rational, manner. So long as he/she
acts in a moral manner, any bad results, or negative ends, are not the responsibility of the
actor and ultimately a result of God's will or other forces.
Ultimate end is defined as the last and final goal of man. It further asks each of us the
question “What is the purpose of our living in this world?” Numerous philosophers had
given their answers, but it seems to be very vague and imperfect. Anaxagoras said that
man was created “to contemplate the sun”.
3. Write in an essay form the norms of human act through or by law and concience in not
less than 150 words
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