ETC-Understanding rules and ethics

What is the main purpose of rules in society?

• To control freedom

• To maintain order and protect people

• To encourage punishment

• To allow people to do what they want

Which of the following best defines a rule?

• A law created by the government only
  

• A punishment for bad behavior

• A suggestion people may follow

• A guideline that tells people what is allowed or not

Where can rules be found?

• Only in the law

• In families, schools, societies, and games
  

• Only in the government

• Only in school

A house rule like “finish homework before screen time” teaches:

• Fear

• Rebellion

• Responsibility

• Laziness

The rule “Do not cheat on exams” is meant to:

• Punish students

• Promote competition

• Maintain fairness in education

• Make exams harder

Which of the following is an example of a rule in society?

• Drive within the speed limit

• Be kind to others

• Think before you act

• Respect elders

Why are rules important in games?

• To make the game longer

• To make the game harder

• To confuse players

• To ensure fair and enjoyable play

What is ethics?

• A list of laws made by the government

• A set of rules taught in religion

• The study of what is right or wrong behavior

• The ability to follow orders without thinking

Ethics comes from the Greek word “ethos,” meaning:

• Fair Judgement

• Custom

• Morality

• Knowledge

Which of the following is an ethical question?

• How tall should a fence be?

• Is it okay to lie to protect someone’s feelings?
  

• What is the fastest route to school?

• How many hours are in a day?