Lesson 2 quiz (ethics)

According to Immanuel Kant, how can we make sense of moral appraisal and responsibility?

• By ignoring ethical considerations

• By thinking about human freedom

• By following societal norms

• By prioritizing personal desires

What is the definition of Freedom according to Oxford Languages?

• The restriction of thoughts

• The power or right to act, speak or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint

• The ability to control others

• The absence of choices

What is the concept of Free Will based on?

• The absence of personal responsibility

• The idea that we are able to have some choice on how we act

• The concept of fate

• The belief that actions are predetermined

Which of the statements is true about Human Actions?

• Actions done without any control

• Actions done under compulsion

• Actions done without any thought

• Actions done intentionally, free and deliberate of a person

What is the principle of Impartiality in ethics?

• Partiality

• Discrimination

• Evenhandedness

• Favoritism

What is the role of reason in ethical decisions?

• Reason should be ignored in ethical decisions

• Reason should be replaced by emotions

• Human feelings may be important but guided by reason

• Human feelings should always override reason

What is the definition of Rational according to our lesson?

• Emotional

• Irrational

• Impulsive

• Reasonable or logical

What does Autonomous mean in the context of ethics?

• Acting in accordance with one's moral duty rather than desires

• Acting without any thought

• Acting based on societal norms

• Acting based on desires only

What is the significance of Logical in ethical decision-making?

• Based on personal biases

• Based on emotions only

• Formally false or invalid

• Formally true or valid

What is the outcome of good moral actions according to the lesson?

• Make us freer

• Have no impact

• Make us slaves to sin

• Lead to chaos