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Term 1 Review Task
Define 'Situation Ethics'.
The Talmud is a record of the Jewish
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The Talmud is a record of the Jewish
commentary on the Torah
history
Gospels
oral tradition
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Define 'Situation Ethics'.
A view that there is one rule that can be applied in every situation
Right and wrong depend upon the situation, with no universal moral rules
The goal of an ultimate purpose or end
The belief that morality varies from person to person or society to society
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Which approach to human dignity refers to the dignity that we have by virtue of being human?
Unobtainable
Acquired
Inherent
Desirable
4
Which 20th century thinker theorised that human dignity arises from
agency?
Immanuel Kant
David Hume
Socrates
Alan Gewirth
5
What is Eudaimonia in virtue ethics?
A unique solution for each moral situation
A ticket to disappointment
The purification of the soul through virtue cultivation
A life of flourishing achieved through the cultivation of virtues
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What is a mitzvah?
A prayer
a Jewish dessert
A good deed
A commandment
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What is the Torah?
A name given to the Jewish celebration of Passover
The whole of the law given to Moses
The first 5 books of the Christian Bible
The oral and written legal tradition of Judaism
8
The Qur'an makes it clear that saving a life, where possible, is...
An obligation
Permitted
Reccomended
Discouraged
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The principle in Christianity that underscores the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death.
Karma
Imago Dei (Image of God)
Original sin
Dharma
10
In Judaism, Aggadah refers to:
rituals
the legal tradition
sacred scripture
the non-legal tradition
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What is the primary role of the Catechism?
To annoy school students
To provide laws for Catholics to live by
To present the essential beliefs of the Catholic Church
To provide a comprehensive guide for Catholics to understanding faith
12
What is the name given to Islamic law?
Mitzvah
Tanak
Kaza-ellan
Sharia
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A consequentialist approach to ethical decision-making focuses on:
duties
obligations
morals
results
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Does Islam promote respect for human dignity?
Yes
Sometimes
Never
No
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Why might a lack of diversity of representation in media be a bad thing?
It narrows our perceptions of the diversity of society
People may not see representations of themselves
Because it limits the products presented
It isn't
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Which of the following is NOT a source of authority for Catholics?
The Book of Jehova
The Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church
The Bible
The Catechism
17
Which of the following is NOT an
Abrahamic religion?
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
18
How might the divine creator be referred to in Judaism?
Yahweh
G-d
Allah
Elohim
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What percentage of women are purported to hate their body?
86%
97%
79%
91%
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Define 'c
haracter'
in virtue ethics.
The doctrine that morality varies from person to person
The standards of decision making for individuals
The moral and ethical qualities that make up an individual's personality
The balanced approach between deficiency and excess of virtues
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What does Normative Ethics aim to establish?
The ultimate purpose or end of human life
An absolute response to an issue
The concept that virtue lies between extremes
Criteria for determining what is morally right or wrong
22
The Jewish Torah outlines the ethical and legal obligations of Jews, including how many mitvot?
10
365
613
163
23
What is the primary religious text of Islam?
Upanishads
Bible
Torah
Qur'an
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What is the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church?
A comprehensive overview of Catholic social teaching
Jesus' diary
The foundational text of Christianity
A systematic exposition of Catholic doctrine and moral teaching
25
The Hadiths belong to which religion?
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
26
Which religious tradition emphasises the idea that every human life is created in the image of God?
Buddhism
Judaism
Sikhism
Scientology
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What is Telos in virtue ethics?
The ultimate purpose or end
The purification of the soul through virtue cultivation
Morally bad or undesirable traits and behaviors
The concept of human flourishing
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What is human dignity?
wanting to be liked
just being human
all humans have inherent worth and respect
doing only what you think is right
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The Islamic ethical system revolves around the preservation of six universal standards.
True
False
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Why is the concept of community emphasised in virtue ethics?
To emphasise that life is every person for themself
To determine what is morally right or wrong universally
To establish universal moral rules
For the role in shaping individuals' character and development of virtues
