Introduction To Ethics

Question 1

The technical meaning of philosophy is ______

Answer 1

Love for wisdom

Question 2

Philos means ______

Answer 2

Love

Question 3

Sophia means _______

Answer 3

Wisdom

Question 4

What is the journey towards the definition of love and wisdom?

Answer 4

Philosophy

Question 5

It is composed of many questions; it is a subject that asks questions instead of giving answers.

Answer 5

Philosophy

Question 6

It is part of philosophy.

Answer 6

Ethics

Question 7

It is the study of morality of the act.

Answer 7

Ethics

Question 8

It is the personal compass of right and wrong.

Answer 8

Morals

Question 9

It is the standard of which individuals are encouraged to observe in their conduct.

Answer 9

Morals

Question 10

What is the personal compass of right and wrong?

Answer 10

Morality

Question 11

True or False: It does not mean a belief is popular, it is right. It should be based on a reason. (Based on Its validity rests on reason, not on popularity)

Answer 11

True

Question 12

True or False: Your enemy does have a lesser value of life that those you love. (Based on impartial considerations)

Answer 12

False

Because your enemy does NOT have a lesser value of life than those you love.

Question 13

What is the component of Moral Act that allows us to create the right decisions?

Answer 13

Reasons

Question 14

What is the component of moral act that make you feel good and bad about things?

Answer 14

Feelings

Question 15

It allows us to create decisions that are humane.

Answer 15

Feelings

Question 16

True or False: Feelings seek immediate fulfillment and it is our reason that tempers these compulsions.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

True or False: Reason can be sometimes be blinded in implementing and following its own strict rules that it becomes incapable of empathy for the other.

Answer 17

True

Question 18

Who is the main character in the story “Les Miserables”?

Answer 18

Jean Valjean

Question 19

True or False: The Moral Agent themself is the second victim of a bad decision or a wrong action.

Answer 19

False

It should be the first victim

Question 20

It is Personal, things that we find to be important or valuable.

Answer 20

Values

Question 21

It is a theoretical approach to solve practical questions

Answer 21

Normative ethics

Question 22

Happiness and well being of a personal or group

Answer 22

Welfare

Question 23

It is able to be shown to be right or reasonable

Answer 23

Justifiable

Question 24

Savagely cruel

Answer 24

Barbaric

Question 25

A situation of choosing between two or more desires, internally

Answer 25

Dilemma

Question 26

What is the moral principles that govern a person’s behavior or the changing of an activity?

Answer 26

Ethics

Question 27

What is the principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior?

Answer 27

Morality

Question 28

The ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning

Answer 28

Intuition

Question 29

What is the tendency to see the present as good as, and the past as atrocious?

Answer 29

Moral blindness

Question 30

Behaviours that are not taught but born with

Answer 30

Innate

Question 31

A moral rule or belief that helps you know what is right and wrong and that influences your actions.

Answer 31

Principles

Question 32

It is the state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they may appear or might be imagined

Answer 32

Reality