Rules and Moral Standards
Origin of Moral Standards
Moral Dilemmas and Freedom
Culture and Cultural Relativism
Filipino Character and Universal Values
100

Ethics primarily deals with:

Rightness or wrongness of human actions

100

Natural Law teaches us to:

Do good and avoid evil

100

A moral situation in which a person must choose between two equally right but conflicting options is called:

Dilemma

100

The idea that “what is true for you is true for you” refers to:

Relativism

100

Which behavior describes someone who begins tasks with enthusiasm but loses interest and fails to finish them?  

Ningas Cogon

200

What type of moral standard does “wearing the prescribed school uniform” represent?

Nonmoral Standard

200

Which theory claims that morality originated from early human and ape instincts and gradually developed through social development over time?

Evolutionism

200

What is essential for a person to take moral responsibility for their actions?

Freedom

200

Which aspect of a society consists of physical objects, tools, and artifacts created and used by people?

Material culture

200

Universal values include virtues like courage and wisdom taught by:

Plato

300

Which ethical theory judges actions primarily according to their consequences?

Consequentialism

300

The Golden Rule is commonly associated with:

Confucius

300

Which approach involves selecting an action that maximizes benefits while reducing harm in difficult moral situations?

Greater good and lesser evil

300

Cultural relativism helps reduce:

Ethnocentrism

300

“Do no harm and do good” represents:

Universal moral principles

400

A student follows school rules even when no teacher is watching because she believes discipline helps her grow as a responsible person. What concept is illustrated?

Internalization of moral standards

400

Ana believes that moral laws come from God and follows the Ten Commandments in her decisions. Which view does she follow?

Theist

400

Maria must choose between attending her best friend’s wedding or caring for her sick mother. This is an example of:

Individual moral dilemma

400

John criticizes another tribe’s marriage customs because they are different from his own culture. This is:

Ethnocentrism

400

During a typhoon, neighbors help rebuild each other’s houses without asking for payment. This shows:

Pakikipagkapwa-tao

500

Mark cheats during an exam even though he knows it is wrong. He says he just wants to pass. How is his act classified?

Immoral

500

A teacher says, “Act only in ways that you would want everyone else to act.” This reflects whose philosophy?

Immanuel Kant

500

A manager is pressured to approve a dishonest report to protect the company’s image. His sense of right and wrong tells him not to. What is guiding him?

Conscience

500

A Filipino student studies abroad and gradually adapts to new customs while still valuing Filipino traditions. This process is: 


Acculturation

500

A government official gives a job to his cousin despite lack of qualifications. This reflects:

Extreme family centeredness

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