Quiz on Ethics and Moral Philosophy

What does the term 'ethics' originate from?

• French word 'éthique'

• Greek word 'ethos'

• German word 'Ethik'

• Latin word 'moralis'

What is the primary focus of moral philosophy?

• Encouraging critical thinking

• Promoting social harmony

• Exploring the origins of ethical rules

• Establishing rules for behavior

Which of the following is NOT a reason why ethics matter?

• Encouraging competition

• Promoting social harmony

• Guiding personal behavior

• Influenced by policy and governance

What is moral reasoning?

• The process of making laws

• The process of thinking about right and wrong

• The process of evaluating social norms

• The process of enforcing rules

What is a moral dilemma?

• A situation that is easily resolved

• A situation that requires no decision

• A situation where both choices have good and bad aspects

• A situation with clear right and wrong

Why do rules matter in society?

• They create chaos

• They ensure understanding and fairness

• They promote individualism

• They limit personal freedom

Which of the following is an example of rules promoting cooperation?

• Freedom of speech laws

• Anti-discrimination laws

• Sports team rules

• Traffic laws

What does normative ethics focus on?

• Practical application of ethics

• Establishing standards for behavior

• The nature of ethical statements

• Exploring moral truths

What is the impact of breaking rules?

• Enhances trust

• Promotes harmony

• Creates chaos

• Leads to accountability

Which branch of ethics addresses real-world dilemmas?

• Descriptive ethics

• Metaethics

• Normative ethics

• Applied ethics