Lesson 1

Question 1

What moshe dayan said?

Answer 1

Freedom is the oxygen
of the soul.

Question 2

The appropriate actions of human beings.

Answer 2

HUMAN ACTIONS

Question 3

Actions shared by humans and other animals

Answer 3

ACTS OF MAN

Question 4

these are acts originating
from the individual performing the act using knowledge
about the situations of the act.

Answer 4

VOLUNTARY ACTIONS

Question 5

actions are performed from will
and reason.

Answer 5

VOLUNTARY

Question 6

it is considered
as mix of voluntary and involuntary. It is more
voluntary if the desire and choice have been
performed and involuntary if it has considered
preferences or alternatives

Answer 6

RELATED TO COMPULSION

Question 7

are acts done under force or coercion and ignorance where the doer failed to understand the effect and feels sorry on the result.

Answer 7

INVOLUNTARY ACTIONS

Question 8

circumstances which
are beyond the control of the agent and contribute none to the action.

Answer 8

UNDER COMPULSION

Question 9

The power or right to act, speak, or think without hindrance or restraint (Oxford Dictionary)

It also stands for securing everyone’s equal opportunity for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (Institute for Ethics & Emerging Technologies)

A free person can do anything as long as he does not break
the law and infringe on the freedom of others
(New World Dictionary)

Answer 9

FREEDOM

Question 10

KINDS OF FREEDOM:

Answer 10

PHYSICAL FREEDOM
PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM
MORAL FREEDOM

Question 11

You cannot be everywhere at once, but your freedom allows you to move from one place to
another and to go whenever you want to go.

Answer 11

PHYSICAL FREEDOM

Question 12

Freedom of choice

Free to perform actions
that he or she considers
right and wise

To act or not to act

Innate; cannot be denied
to a person

Answer 12

PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM

Question 13

Upholds human dignity
and goodness.

Use the freedom to grow
as a person

Answer 13

MORAL FREEDOM

Question 14

This is a choice that is deliberately selected based
on a moral standpoint. Basically, they are normative
answers about what we ought to do from a moral
system that we uphold and its moral principles.
These normative answers would take into
consideration the behavior which the society will
accept.

Answer 14

INTELLECTUAL CHOICE

Question 15

A choice that is borne out of psychological and
emotional considerations. Unlike the previously
discussed type of choice, practical choices are
made when confronted with the actual situation and
are usually affected by the psychological aspect of
the person embroiled in the moral situation or
dilemma.

Answer 15

PRACTICAL CHOICE