Ethics
Morality
Scenarios
Types of Ethics
Know Your Teachers
100

Why do ethics matter in society?

They help people know how to treat each other and live fairly.

100

Why can morality vary from person to person?

Because people have different beliefs and experiences.

100

You and your friend are stranded on a freezing island with no sign of help nearby. You have one sleeping bag. Sharing means you both might die, and if one person gets it, the other person is sure to die

Excellent Answer!

100

This type of ethics studies what is morally right and wrong and guides daily actions.

Normative Ethics

100

When is Ms. Jazzmine's Birthday?

March 1, 2010

200

Ethics is what guides us to tell the truth, keep our promises, or help someone in need. This is ___.

External

200

Morals are deeply personal and vary from person to person, also known as...

internal beliefs

200

You're on a sinking lifeboat called the Titanic, and there's only one spot left in a lifeboat. Who should get the spot, a child, or a scientist who has the cure to cancer

Interesting Choice!

200

This type of ethics applies moral ideas to real-life problems.

Applied Ethics

200

What is Mr. John's favorite instrument?

Drums

300

Without ethics and morality, this important social element would disappear.

Trust and safety

300

Morality is based on personal beliefs that are

Right and Wrong

300

You know another student cheated to win a big academic award that you wanted badly. Do you stay silent, or risk being called a sore loser by telling a teacher?

Great Answer!

300

What ethic is the study of what ethics means and where moral ideas come from?

Meta Ethic

300

What is Ms. Jazzmine's full name?

 Jazzmine Reyes Apasan

400

What can make you question your ethics?

Conflicts of Interest, Pressure & Influence, Uncertain Outcomes, & Fear of Making the Wrong Choice

400

What shapes our morals?

Family, Religion, Culture, & Experience

400

Your parent is sick, and you don't have enough money for them to get the only treatment that would save their life. The only way to get it is illegally. Do you break the law to save them?

Fascinating!

400

The studies what people actually do, believe, and value about morality, without telling them what they should do.

Descriptive Ethic

400

What do you think Mr. John loves doing in his free time?

Sketch, Sleeping, Texting Akina, Cleaning, Play MLBB, and Watching Kdrama or any Romcom/Action Movies

500

A person who is a ______ believes that the most ethical choice in a situation is the one that brings the greatest good to the greatest number of people, even if its considered wrong.

utilitarian

500

The idea that there’s no absolute right or wrong and that it depends on personal or cultural context is ______ _____.

moral relativism

500

You're on a jury and you KNOW that the defendant is innocent, but all the evidence points to them being guilty. How do you vote?

Superb answer!

500

What are the three main theories of normative ethics?

Deontology, Consequentialism, and Virtue Ethics.

500

Who are Mr. John and Ms. Jazzmine's favorite artists?

Lana Del Rey - Ms. Jazzmine
SZA - Mr. John