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Test I. Multiple Choice Test. Read and answer the questions carefully and correctly. Write the letter that corresponds your answer.

1. What are those acts of which a man is a master and B. to our self
which he has the power of doing or not doing as he C. to the community
pleases? D. All of the above
A. Act of Human 8. For theistic morality, when we violate moral
B. Human Act standards, to whom are we directly accountable?
C. Knowledge A. To our self
D. Freedom B. To God
2. These are called the determinants of morality, C. To nature
EXCEPT, D. To universe
A. the object of the act 9. For non-theistic morality, when we violate moral
B. the end, or purpose standards, to whom are we directly accountable?
C. its circumstances A. To our self
D. its reasons B. To God
3. A ____________ requires the goodness of the C. To nature
object, of the end, and of the circumstances D. To universe
together. 10. There are three bases for moral accountability,
A. Morally good act namely: knowledge, freedom and voluntariness.
B. Evil act A. The statement is true.
C. Perplexed act B. The statement is false.
D. None of the above C. The statement is partially true. Voluntariness
4. A ____________ is an action that is considered to must be replaced by happiness.
be carried out voluntarily, whereas an act of man is D. The statement is completely false. The three
an involuntary action. bases are wisdom, liberty and happiness.
A. Act of Human 11. In ethics, for you to be morally liable, you must
B. Human Act have done the unethical act ______________.
C. Knowledge A. Knowingly
D. Freedom B. Freely
5. An ____________ is the natural act of vegetative C. Willingly or voluntarily
and sense faculties such as digestion, the beating of D. All of them
the heart, growing, bodily reactions and visual or 12. Situation: Accidentally dropping a gun causing the
auditory perceptions. gun to fire and hit and kill someone.
A. Act in nature A. You are accountable even it is an accident.
B. Act of man B. Won't make anyone accountable, unless you
C. Human act have been negligently playing with the gun.
D. Act for nature C. Won’t make you accountable for it is an
6. The ____________ is the intention of the acting accident.
subject, or what inspires the acting subject. D. You are accountable because it is your gun.
A. End 13. Absence of knowledge is ____________.
B. Start A. Curiosity
C. Truth B. Ignorance
D. Moral C. Wisdom
7. For violation of government laws, to whom are we D. Talent
directly accountable? 14. What is the correct order of degrees of ignorance?
A. to the government
 A. vincible, invincible, affected, and supine or B. Defensibility test
gross ignorance C. Harm test
B. invincible, vincible, affected, and supine or D. Publicity test
gross ignorance 22. What is the last step of Scott Rae’s moral
C. affected, vincible, invincible, and supine or reasoning?
gross ignorance A. consider the consequences or test the options
D. affected, invincible, vincible, and supine or B. make a decision
gross ignorance C. compare the alternatives with the
15. ____________ refers to positive emotions like love, virtues/principles
desire, delight, hope, and bravery and negative D. list the alternatives or develop a list of options
emotions like hatred, horror, sadness, despair, fear 23. The minimum requirements of morality are
and anger. ___________.
A. Passion A. Thinking and fairness
B. Mission B. Cause and effect
C. Vocation C. Reason and impartiality
D. Profession D. Happiness and freedom
16. If Jhonny exerted a physical force on Amber for the 24. Ad hominem, ad verecundiam and ad
purpose of compelling Amber to act against her miserecordiam are examples of __________.
will. A. Truthful reasoning
A. Freedom B. Fallacious reasoning
B. Violence C. Dependent reasoning
C. Domestic violence D. Independent reasoning
D. Free will 25. _____________ is responding silently or verbally
17. ___________ ignorance cannot be overcome by to a call and address an ethical problem creatively
due amount of diligence. by considering all possible points of view, thinking
A. Vincible outside the box, using relevant frameworks.
B. Gross A. Creative responsibility
C. Supine B. Dependent reasoning
D. Invincible C. Co-responsibility
18. ____________ does decrease voluntariness so D. Fitting responsibility
increases moral accountability. 26. It consists of a series of questions which one may
A. Consequent passion ask himself or others in order to arrive at one's true
B. Antecedent passion values, values that he really possesses and acts
C. Precedent passion upon.
D. Enlightened passion A. Scott Rae’s Method of Reasoning
19. ____________ is an emotional state or reaction, B. Values Clarification Method
experience of physical sensation, like feeling of joy, C. Ethical Decision
feeling of warmth, love, affection and tenderness. D. Ethics
A. Passion 27. ___________ reasons needed to establish truth and
B. Thinking meaningfulness of moral judgments.
C. Speaking A. Logical
D. Feeling B. Meaningful
20. What is the first step of Scott Rae’s moral C. Coherent
reasoning? D. Diligent
A. determine the ethical issues 28. __________ are not assertions of what is true or
B. gather the facts, information. false.
C. determine what virtues/principles have a A. Emotional expressions
bearing on the case B. Feelings
D. compare the alternatives with the C. Reasoning
virtues/principles. D. Responsibility
29. Emotional expression is like __________.
21. What does my company's ethics officer or legal
A. Expression of feeling.
counsel say about this?
B. Expression of hearing
A. Organization test C. Expression of touch
 D. Expression of taste
30. To be an ethical person, one must manage his/her
_______ well.
A. Thinkings
B. Tastings
C. Feelings
D. Touching