1. A normative philosophical science that deals with the goodness or badness, the rightness or the wrongness of human acts. *
a.Morality
b.Ethics
c. Sociology
d. Psychology
e. Value

2. A descriptive philosophy that deals with human behavior. *
Morality
Ethics
Sociology
Psychology
Value

3. Practice of ethics or Applied Ethics. *
Morality
Ethics
Sociology
Psychology
Value

4. Science that deals with human relations and interactions. *
Morality of human acts
Sociology
Psychology
Value
Ethics

5. The branch of philosophy that deals with man’s correct thinking *

Morality of human acts
Logic
Sociology
Psychology
Value

6.Considered as the greatest moral philosopher of western civilization. *

Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Ariston
none of the above

7. The most intelligent student of Socrates who contends that happiness lies in reason *

Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Ariston
none of the above

8. Deals with man’s origin and the behavior of primeval man. *

Morality
Logic
Sociology
Psychology
Anthropology

9. A rule of human action or conduct, which is established through the repetition of acts. *

ethics
values
custom
all of the above
none of the above

10. A morally virtuous man who is rationally, biologically, and emotionally balanced according to Plato. *

wise man
harmonious man
rational man
all of the above
none of the above

11. A well-cultured, just and courageous person according to Socrates. *

wise man
harmonious man
rational man
all of the above
none of the above


12. Is a person who lives in reason and a person who lives in reason is happy, because he is active exercise of virtue. *

wise man
harmonious man
rational man
virtuous person
none of the above


13. Are proven facts that need to be presupposed. *

Morality
Logic
Sociology
Psychology
Postulates


14. The most intelligent student of Plato who espoused the Doctrine of the Mean.

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Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
Ariston
None of the above

15. Teaches that man has a self; that man is an individual; and that man is a person. *

Western Ethics
Eastern Ethics
Socrates
Plato
None of the above


16. Generally does not teach that man is self; instead, it teaches a doctrine of “many selves”. *

Western Ethics
Eastern Ethics
Socrates
Plato
None of the above

17. Greek word where ethics is derived. *

ethicos
ethois
capax
None of the above


18. Latin word which means custom. *

ethicos
mos
ethois
capax
None of the above

19.Considered the other name of ethics. *

morality
moral philosophy
custom
value
None of the above

20. Claims that ethics is a matter of planning, purpose and decision: a matter of character. *

Immanuel Kant
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
None of the above




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