Ethics and Values Quizzes for Year 4 Religious Education

Question 1

What is the main idea of utilitarianism?

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The right thing to do is what makes the most people happy.

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The right thing to do is what God says to do.

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The right thing to do is what nature tells us to do.

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The right thing to do is what the Bible says to do.

Question 2

Which of these is NOT an important ethical principle?

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Greed

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Honesty

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Kindness

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Fairness

Question 3

Which ethical principle focuses on maximizing the well-being of the most people?

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Utilitarianism

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Deontology

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Virtue ethics

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Care ethics

Question 4

Which of these is NOT a value that is important to most religions?

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Greed

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Love

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Honesty

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Respect

Question 5

Which of these is not a moral value?

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Success

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Honesty

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Kindness

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Respect

Question 6

Which of these is NOT an important idea in ethics?

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Selfishness

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Honesty

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Justice

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Respect

Question 7

Which of the following is not a core Christian value?

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Wealth

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Love

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Forgiveness

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Kindness

Question 8

Which of these is NOT a value that is considered ethical?

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Intelligence

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Honesty

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Kindness

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Respect

Question 9

Which of these is not typically considered an important value in ethical systems?

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Self-care

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Honesty

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Respect for others

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Compassion

Question 10

Which of these is not a positive ethical value?

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Greed

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Kindness

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Respect

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Honesty

Question 11

What is an example of behaving ethically?

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Helping someone in need, even if it's hard

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Lying to get what you want

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Cheating on a test to get a good grade

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a positive ethical value?

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Putting yourself first

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Caring for others

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Being fair

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Being honest

Question 13

Which of these is NOT a good value to have?

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Selfishness

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Honesty

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Kindness

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Courage

Question 14

Which of these is NOT a core value?

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Popularity

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Respect

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Honesty

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Kindness

Question 15

Which of these does NOT influence our ethical choices?

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The weather

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Our beliefs about right and wrong

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Our surroundings and culture

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Our friends' opinions and actions

Question 16

Which of these is NOT a good value to have?

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Being selfish

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Being honest

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Being kind

Question 17

Which of these is NOT considered a universal ethical value?

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Revenge

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Honesty

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Respect

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Kindness

Question 18

What is the best definition of ethics?

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Ethics is the study of right and wrong.

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Ethics is the same as religion.

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Ethics is only for adults.

Question 19

What does the word 'ethics' mean?

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Rules that help us make good choices

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Laws that we have to follow

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The same as religion

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Only for adults

Question 20

What is the definition of ethics?

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The study of how to live a good life.

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The study of the Bible.

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The study of science.

Question 21

Which of the following is NOT a recognized type of ethical system?

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Individualism

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Utilitarianism

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Deontology

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Virtue ethics

Question 22

What do we call the system of beliefs about what is right and wrong?

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Ethics

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Universe studies

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Mathematics

Question 23

Which of these is NOT a type of ethical system we've learned about?

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Empathy

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Utilitarianism

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Deontology

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Virtue ethics

Question 24

Which value is NOT considered good for people to have?

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Wanting more than you need

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Being kind

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Telling the truth

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Treating others with respect

Question 25

Which action is against the rules of right and wrong?

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Taking something that isn't yours

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Telling the truth, even when it's hard

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Helping someone who is lost

Question 26

Which of these is NOT an ethical system used to determine right and wrong?

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Empathy

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Utilitarianism

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Deontology

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Virtue ethics

Question 27

What is the meaning of the word 'ethics'?

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The study of right and wrong

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The study of religion

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The study of science

Question 28

What is a dilemma?

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A situation where there is no easy answer

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A situation where there is a clear right and wrong answer

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A situation where there are multiple correct answers

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A situation where there is no answer

Question 29

True or False: Ethics is all about following rules without thinking.

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False

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True

Question 30

What value is NOT considered important in many ethical systems?

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Putting yourself first

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Truthfulness

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Bravery

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Respect

Question 31

What is the primary goal of ethics?

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To help us live well

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To control people's actions

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To punish wrongdoers

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To make laws

Question 32

Which approach to ethics emphasizes duties and obligations?

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Deontology

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Utilitarianism

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Virtue ethics

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Situation ethics

Question 33

What does it mean to have integrity?

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To be trustworthy, even when no one is watching

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To always follow the rules

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To be popular with others

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To be successful

Question 34

What is the study of right and wrong called?

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Ethics

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Morals

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Philosophy

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Sociology

Question 35

Which ethical system focuses on the greatest possible good for the most significant number of people?

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Utilitarianism

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Kantianism

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Virtue ethics

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Natural law

Question 36

Which philosopher believed that people should always tell the truth, even if it means getting into trouble?

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Immanuel Kant

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John Stuart Mill

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Aristotle

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Thomas Aquinas

Question 37

What is the best way to resolve an ethical dilemma?

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Consider the results of each action carefully

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Ask a friend for advice

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Flip a coin

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Pray for guidance

Question 38

What are core values?

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Important ideas that guide our behaviour

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Rules that we must always follow

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Things that make us happy

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Things that make us rich

Question 39

Which of these describes fairness?

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Treating everyone equally

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Getting what you want

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Being kind to your friends

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Following the rules

Question 40

What is politeness?

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Being respectful and considerate of others

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Saying whatever you want

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Doing whatever you want

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Being loud and noisy

Question 41

Which of these is NOT a way to show respect?

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Interrupting others

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Listening to others

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Using good manners

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Being polite

Question 42

What does it mean to be responsible?

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Taking care of our duties and belongings

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Doing whatever we want

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Blaming others for our mistakes

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Being lazy

Question 43

Which of these is an example of honesty?

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Telling the truth

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Lying to get what we want

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Keeping secrets from others

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Cheating on a test

Question 44

What is the opposite of kindness?

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Meanness

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Happiness

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Politeness

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Respect

Question 45

Which of these is an example of cooperation?

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Working together to achieve a goal

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Arguing with others

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Being selfish

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Ignoring others

Question 46

What does it mean to be tolerant?

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Accepting and respecting others, even if they are different from us

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Making fun of others

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Being mean to others

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Ignoring others

Question 47

Which of these is an example of perseverance?

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Trying again even when we fail

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Giving up easily

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Cheating to win

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Blaming others for our mistakes

Question 48

What is NOT considered an important value?

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Greed

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Honesty

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Kindness

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Respect

Question 49

What is the difference between right and wrong?

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Right benefits society, wrong harms it

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Right is what makes me happy, wrong is what doesn't

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Right is legal, wrong is illegal

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Right is what I believe, wrong is what I don't

Question 50

Utilitarianism believes that the best action is the one that leads to the greatest amount of:

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Happiness

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Wealth

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Power

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Respect

Question 51

Which of the following is an example of a deontological action?

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Telling the truth, even if it hurts someone's feelings

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Giving to charity to make yourself feel good

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Lying to protect someone from harm

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Stealing to feed your family

Question 52

Relativism believes that:

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Ethics depend on the individual and the situation

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Ethics are absolute and unchanging

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Only religious leaders can determine what is ethical

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Ethics are determined by the government

Question 53

How can you apply ethical thinking to your everyday life?

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By considering the consequences of your actions

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By always putting yourself first

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By following the rules without question

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By doing whatever you want

Question 54

What is the difference between a value and a belief?

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Values guide our actions, while beliefs are what we think is true

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Values are more important than beliefs

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Beliefs are more important than values

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There is no difference between values and beliefs

Question 55

Which of the following is an example of a moral dilemma?

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Deciding whether to tell the truth or a lie

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Choosing between two different ice cream flavours

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Deciding what to watch on TV

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Choosing what to wear to school

Question 56

Why is it important to think critically about ethical issues?

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To make better decisions

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To avoid making mistakes

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To impress your friends

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To get a good grade

Question 57

How can you make ethical decisions in a complex world?

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By weighing up the different options and considering the consequences

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By following your gut instinct

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By relying on your parents or teachers to tell you what to do

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By doing whatever is easiest

Question 58

Which of these is NOT a step in the process of making ethical decisions?

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Not thinking about the results

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Finding the problem

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Thinking about the choices

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Choosing the best option

Question 59

Which ethical system focuses on the results of our actions?

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Teleology

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Deontology

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Virtue ethics

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Natural law ethics

Question 60

Which of these is NOT a virtue?

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Selfishness

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Bravery

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Honesty

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Kindness

Question 61

What does the Golden Rule say?

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Do to others what you want them to do to you

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Love your neighbor like you love yourself

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The greatest good for the most people

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An eye for an eye

Question 62

Which of these is an example of a value?

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Respect

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Money

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Smartness

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Education

Question 63

How can we use ethical principles in our daily lives?

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Making choices based on right and wrong

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Following the rules

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Doing what feels good

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Doing whatever we want

Question 64

What is the role of empathy in making ethical decisions?

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It helps us understand how others might feel

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It makes us more selfish

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It has no part in making ethical decisions

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It always leads us to the right decision