What is an example of a bioethical dilemma?

Creating life through scientific experiments

What does bioethics primarily focus on?

Ethical issues in medicine and life sciences

What lesson can be learned from both Frankenstein and modern bioethics?

Science should be pursued with ethical responsibility

What ethical issue did the COVID-19 vaccine debate highlight?

The right to informed consent and personal autonomy

What blinded Victor Frankenstein to ethical concerns?

His pursuit of knowledge and desire to conquer death

How does Frankenstein connect to real-world bioethics?

It raises questions about genetic engineering and artificial life

How does the COVID-19 vaccine relate to Frankenstein?

Both involved rapid scientific advancements that raised ethical concerns

How does Frankenstein connect to CRISPR technology?

Both raise ethical concerns about modifying or creating life

Why is a full-body transplant considered unethical?

It could take away a person’s identity and “play with the dead”

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Frankenstein Bio Ethics

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Who is the true monster
Victor
Ms. Roth
The Creature
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What is an example of a bioethical dilemma?
Whether AI should replace human jobs
Deciding which TV show to watch
The best way to bake a cake
Creating life through scientific experiments
3
What does bioethics primarily focus on?
The history of human civilizations
The study of plant biology
Ethical issues in medicine and life sciences
Laws about business ethics
4
What lesson can be learned from both Frankenstein and modern bioethics?
Science should be pursued with ethical responsibility
Scientists should work alone to avoid criticism
Ethics only apply to old experiments
Science should have no limits
5
What ethical issue did the COVID-19 vaccine debate highlight?
The need for all vaccines to be developed slowly
The importance of scientific secrecy
The dangers of modern medicine
The right to informed consent and personal autonomy
6
What blinded Victor Frankenstein to ethical concerns?
His belief in teamwork
His loyalty to his creation
His pursuit of knowledge and desire to conquer death
His fear of science
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How does Frankenstein connect to real-world bioethics?
It is only about a scary monster
It argues that all scientific progress is bad
It has no connection to science or ethics
It raises questions about genetic engineering and artificial life
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Bonus Question: What is the creature's name?
The Monster
Mary Shelly
Frankenstein
Bob
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How does the COVID-19 vaccine relate to Frankenstein?
Both were rejected by society completely
Both were created in a secret laboratory
Both show the importance of public health laws
Both involved rapid scientific advancements that raised ethical concerns
10
True or False: Frankenstein warns about the dangers of science without ethical responsibility.
True
False
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How does Frankenstein connect to CRISPR technology?
CRISPR was invented in Victor Frankenstein’s time
Both raise ethical concerns about modifying or creating life
CRISPR is only used to create new species
Both involve the pursuit of wealth
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Why is a full-body transplant considered unethical?
It is expensive
It has been done successfully many times
It could take away a person’s identity and “play with the dead”
It only works on animals

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