Ethics Prelims-Prefinals Test Paper

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Who among the following is the “Father of Virtue Ethics”?

Aristotle

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Which of the following helps maintain structure and predictability?

Laws and order

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Who among the following said that some pleasures (like intellectual ones) are more valuable than others (like physical ones)?

John Stuart Mill

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Which of the following refers to the set of rules or principles that help people decide what is good or bad, right and wrong?

Ethics

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Which of the following raises questions about who receives what and how wealth and opportunities should be allocated?

Distributive Justice

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Which of the following seeks to address real-world dilemmas?

Applied Ethics

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Which of the following protects individuals’ dignity, equality, and freedom?

Human Rights

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Which of the following asks if moral truths exist on their own or depend on personal feelings?

Metaethics

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Which of the following indicates that the right actions is the one that brings the most happiness or benefit to most people?

Utilitariarism

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Which of the following helps us decide the best action based on our values, beliefs, and principles?

Moral Reasoning

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Who among the following was the founder of utilitarianism?

Jeremy Bentham

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Which of the following focuses on establishing standards or norms for behavior?

Normative Ethics

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Which of the following does “Moral Philosophy” examine?

The reasoning and justification behind ethical rules

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Which of the following refers to the principles of fairness and the notion that individuals should be treated equally and with respect?

Justice

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Which of the following indicates that id following a rule helps society overall, it is considered the right rule?

Rule Consequentialism

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Amanda studies how consequentialism works. Which of the following questions is associated with consequentialism?

What will result in the greatest happiness?

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Lying is always wrong, even if lying could help someone or prevent harm. Which moral theory does this describe?

Deontology

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A friend breaks a promise to keep a secret. Which impact does this describe?

Ruins trust

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Reporting mistakes encourages responsibility, learning, and improved performed. Which does this describe?

Accountability

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A rule like “don’t lie” might be justified if it creates more trust and happiness in society. Which does this describe?

Rule Consequentialism

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Teacher Emily encourages her students to ask ethical questions in their Ethics class. Which aspect of ethics in personal and societal Development does this describe?

Encouraging Critical Thinking

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Sophie was hired for a hob but not paid fairly, which basic human right does this violated?

Right to Work and Fair wages

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Shaira can’t decide between telling the truth or protecting her friend’s feelings, which does this scenario describe?

Moral Delimma

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If a person acts bravely in a difficult situation, they are exhibiting courage, which moral theory does this describe?

Virtue Ethics

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Complete the analogy below:

Ethos: Character :: Moralis: ________

Custom

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Wearing car sea belts help reduce injuries and keeps drivers and passengers safe. Which does this describes?

Laws and Orders

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Which of the following questions is CORRECTLY associated with normative Ethics?

What should I do?

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Carla was denied the right to vote in the elections because of her gender, which basic human right does this violate?

Right to participate in government

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A thief return stolen goods and participate in community service to compensate for their actions, which type of justice does this describe?

Restorative Justice

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A government may implement progressive taxation to ensure that wealthier individuals contribute more to public services, thus assisting those in need, which type of justice does this describe?

Distributive Justice

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Which of this following results from companies ensuring fair treatment of employees?

Employee Morale

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Which of the following recognizes the intrinsic value of all living things and emphasizes their moral considerations?

Biocentrism

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Which area of CSR refers to reducing carbon footprint, adopting renewable energy, and minimizing waste?

Environmental Sustainable

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Which of the following refers to the ability to make choices independently, without being entirely controlled by external forces or deterministic factors?

Free Will

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Which principle of business ethics provides information customers and stakeholders?

Honesty and transparency

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Which of the following values nature only for its usefulness to humans and assumes human superiority?

Anthropocentrism

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Which of the following refers to the obligation to act in accordance with ethical principles and be accountable foe one’s actions?

Moral Responsibility

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Which criticism of moral responsibility states that outcomes often depend on factors beyond a persons control?

Moral Luck

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Which of the following refers to individuals having control over their decisions?

Autonomy

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Which of the following asserts that certain ethical principles are universal and unchanging, regardless of cultural or individuals differences?

Moral Absolutism

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Which principle of business ethics provides safe working conditions and non-discriminatory policies?

Fair Treatment of Employees

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Which of the following explores how we should interact with the planet and its ecosystems?

Environmental Ethics

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Which of the following avoids long-term harm to society?

Economic Sustainability

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Which feature of moral responsibility requires the ability to make choices?

Agency

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Which criticism of free will refers to decisions being influenced by genetics, upbringing and societal norms?

External Influences

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Complete the analogy.

Helping a stranger in need: _______

Choosing a career: Free Will

Moral Responsibility

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All individuals have fundamental rights that should be upheld. Which does this illustrate?

Moral Absulitism

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Joana is satisfied with her job as a Data Analyst at a local company. Which does this illustrate?

Employee Morale

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Some companies support education, healthcare, and job creation initiatives for communities. Which does this illustrate?

Community Engagement

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Which of the following BEST illustrates moral absolutism?

A society believes in unchanging moral truths, regardless of context.

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Which of the following BEST illustrates moral choices?

Returning a lost wallet

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Which of the following is NOT a feature of ethical relativism?

Moral laws apply equally to all individuals

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Lena accidentally broke her friend’s phone and decided to replace it. Which does this describe?

Accountability

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John is born into a family of a scientists. He excels in science and believes he benefits inherited cognitive abilities. Which does this illustrate?

Genetic Influence

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A housing company in the Philippines cuts down trees to build subdivisions, affecting habitats and reducing biodiversity. Which issue does this illustrate?

Deforestation

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People must relocate due to rising sea levels flooding coastal cities. Which issue does this illustrate?

Climate change

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Which statement is TRUE about personal growth?

It involves overcoming negative habits through conscious effort?

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The government bans mining in protected areas to preserve biodiversity. Which does this illustrate?

Ecocentrism

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A tech company switches to biodegradable phone cases to reduce plastic waste and minimize its environmental footprint. Which does this Illustrate?

Eco-friendly packaging

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A wildlife groups fights against elephant poaching for ivory. Which issue does this illustrate?

Animal Rights

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Which of the following indicates that the information must be well-researched, accurate, and free from distortion?

Truth and accuracy

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Which of the following are dilemmas in using technology to enhance physical and cognitive abilities?

Biotechnology and human enhancement

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Which ethical concern refers to AI systems reinforcing inequalities?

Bias and discrimination

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Which of the following is about the rules and principles doctors follows to make the right decisions in healthcare?

Medical Ethics

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Which of the following are ethical concerns regarding modifying genes and designer babies?

Genetic Engineering and Cloning

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Which ethical concern refers to AI collecting and analyzing numerous personal data??

Privacy violations

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Which of the following respects individuals’ privacy, especially in sensitive topics, avoids exploitations?

Privacy and respect

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Which pillar of medical ethics is the principle of “do no harm”?

Non-maleficence

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Which of the following are ethical concerns about AI’s roles in decision-making and genetic analysis?

Artificial Intelligence in biological research

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Which of the following discloses sources, affiliations, and conflicts of interest?

Transparency and honesty

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Which pillar of medical ethics means acting in the BEST interest of the patient?

Beneficence

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Which of the following balances scientific progress with the humane treatment of animals in research?

Animal Experimentation

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Which of the following represent multiple perspectives and avoids bias?

Fairness and impartiality

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Which pillar of medical ethics means fairness in healthcare?

Justice

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Which of the following involves honesty, fairness, and accountability across media, journalism, and social platforms?

Ethical Communications

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Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of justice in medical ethics?

Giving priority to a patients based on social status.

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Which of the following is an example of autonomy in medical ethics?

A patients refuses cancer surgery after being fully informed about the risks.

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Scientists utilize gene editing to cure a hereditary disease. What bioethical issue does this illustrate?

Genetic Engineering and cloning

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Which of the following BEST describes manipulation and misrepresentation?

A deepfake video portraying saying something controversial.

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Which of the following is NOT an ethical issue in communication and media?

Artificial Intelligence in Biological research

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Which of the following is CORRECT about exploiting human suffering?

Using tragedies or sensitive content for views

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A journalist interviews candidates from different political parties to give each an equal opportunity to present their views. Which does this illustrate?

Fairness and impartiality

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A doctor avoids prescribing a strong painkiller with severe side effects. What does this illustrate?

Non-maleficence

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Scientist developed drought-resistant crops to address food shortages. What bioethical issues does this illustrate?

Environmental bioethics

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A journalist invades a grieving family’s privacy for an exclusive interview. Which ethical issue does this illustrate?

Exploiting huma suffering

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A news agency verifies multiple sources before publishing a report. What does this illustrate?

Truth and accuracy

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Athletes use gene therapy to enhance muscle growth. What bioethical issue does this illustrate?

Biotechnology and human enhancement

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Which of the following is NOT a way to practice responsible AI use?

Spreading misinformation using AI tools.

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Which of the following is NOT included in medical ethics?

Artificial Intelligence

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Which of the following BEST describes the principle of beneficence in medical ethics?

Health providers must take action to promote the health and well-being of the patient.