Question 1

What does immoral mean?

Accepted Answer

A) Not observing a universal known moral rule 
B) Not observing a universal known immoral rule 
C) Not observing a particular known moral rule 
D) Not observing a universal known immoral rule. 
A) Not observing a universal known moral rule 
B) Not observing a universal known immoral rule 
C) Not observing a particular known moral rule 
D) Not observing a universal known immoral rule. C

Question 2

The three Jewels of Jainism:

Accepted Answer

A) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Conduct 
B) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Devotion 
C) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Spirituality 
D) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Advice 
A) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Conduct 
B) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Devotion 
C) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Spirituality 
D) Right Faith, Right Knowledge, Right Advice A

Question 3

The article guarantees equality before law.

Accepted Answer

A) Article 14 
B) Article 15 
C) Article 19 
D) Article 21 A 
A) Article 14 
B) Article 15 
C) Article 19 
D) Article 21 A A

Question 4

Which among the following is the duty of a citizen of India

Accepted Answer

A) To abide by the constitution and respect its ideal and institutions 
B) To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture 
C) To develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform 
D) All of these 
A) To abide by the constitution and respect its ideal and institutions 
B) To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture 
C) To develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform 
D) All of these

Question 5

What thing does make ones' life happy?

Accepted Answer

A) Bad thing 
B) Better thing 
C) Good thing 
D) Best thing 
A) Bad thing 
B) Better thing 
C) Good thing 
D) Best thing

Question 6

Applied ethics deals with __________

Accepted Answer

A) Universal truths 
B) Philosophical sciences 
C) Controversial issues 
D) Truths 
A) Universal truths 
B) Philosophical sciences 
C) Controversial issues 
D) Truths

Question 7

What do you mean by Amoral?

Accepted Answer

A) Relevant to 
B) Not relevant to 
C) Concerned with 
D) None of these 
A) Relevant to 
B) Not relevant to 
C) Concerned with 
D) None of these

Question 8

Buddha's ethics is:

Accepted Answer

A) ascetic 
B) hedonism 
C) midway between hedonism and asceticism 
D) inactivism 
A) ascetic 
B) hedonism 
C) midway between hedonism and asceticism 
D) inactivism

Question 9

What is a moral action?

Accepted Answer

A) An action is done deliberately for the good/bad of others 
B) An action is done intentionally to destroy others 
C) An action is done deliberately and freely to attain ultimate happiness 
D) An action is done freely to destroy others 
A) An action is done deliberately for the good/bad of others 
B) An action is done intentionally to destroy others 
C) An action is done deliberately and freely to attain ultimate happiness 
D) An action is done freely to destroy others

Question 10

Pick up the wrong statement. The fundamental rights are:

Accepted Answer

A) Absolute 
B) Not absolute 
C) It can be enhanced 
D) It can be removed 
A) Absolute 
B) Not absolute 
C) It can be enhanced 
D) It can be removed

Question 11

Which of the following word have not been written in the preamble of the Indian Constitution

Accepted Answer

A) Sovereign 
B) Socialist 
C) Democratic 
D) Indians 
A) Sovereign 
B) Socialist 
C) Democratic 
D) Indians

Question 12

Which of the following is not an example of Amoral action ?

Accepted Answer

A) Famine 
B) Flood 
C) Breathing 
D) Killing 
A) Famine 
B) Flood 
C) Breathing 
D) Killing

Question 13

The word was added by the 42nd Constitution Amendment

Accepted Answer

A) Sovereign 
B) Socialist 
C) Secular 
D) Democratic 
A) Sovereign 
B) Socialist 
C) Secular 
D) Democratic

Question 14

What is the formal object of ethics?

Accepted Answer

A) To determine what type of conduct is better 
B) To determine what type of conduct is right or wrong 
C) To determine what type of conduct is bad 
D) To determine what type of conduct is the best 
A) To determine what type of conduct is better 
B) To determine what type of conduct is right or wrong 
C) To determine what type of conduct is bad 
D) To determine what type of conduct is the best

Question 15

The primary right:

Accepted Answer

A) Right to live 
B) Right to freedom 
C) Right to property 
D) Right to education 
A) Right to live 
B) Right to freedom 
C) Right to property 
D) Right to education

Question 16

Identify the major branches of ethics?

Accepted Answer

A) Meta, normative, applied 
B) Ontological, logical, Meta 
C) Philosophical, normative, Meta 
D) Ecological, applied, relative 
A) Meta, normative, applied 
B) Ontological, logical, Meta 
C) Philosophical, normative, Meta 
D) Ecological, applied, relative

Question 17

In which branch of science do ethics come under?

Accepted Answer

A) Positive 
B) Normative 
C) Descriptive 
D) None of these 
A) Positive 
B) Normative 
C) Descriptive 
D) None of these

Question 18

Which is NOT a fundamental right as per Constitution of India

Accepted Answer

A) Right to Equality 
B) Right to Freedom 
C) Right to Property 
D) Right to Freedom of Religion 
A) Right to Equality 
B) Right to Freedom 
C) Right to Property 
D) Right to Freedom of Religion

Question 19

Applied ethics is also known as __________

Accepted Answer

A) Normative 
B) Ethical theory 
C) Positive 
D) Casuistry 
A) Normative 
B) Ethical theory 
C) Positive 
D) Casuistry

Question 20

The fundamental duties of the citizens were added to the Constitution by :

Accepted Answer

A) The 44th Amendment in 1978 
B) The 42nd Amendment in 1976 
C) The 86th Amendment in 2002 
D) None of these 
A) The 44th Amendment in 1978 
B) The 42nd Amendment in 1976 
C) The 86th Amendment in 2002 
D) None of these

What does immoral mean?

The three Jewels of Jainism:

The article guarantees equality before law.

Which among the following is the duty of a citizen of India

What thing does make ones' life happy?

Applied ethics deals with __________

What do you mean by Amoral?

Buddha's ethics is:

What is a moral action?

Pick up the wrong statement. The fundamental rights are:

Which of the following word have not been written in the preamble of the Indian Constitution

Which of the following is not an example of Amoral action ?

The word was added by the 42nd Constitution Amendment

What is the formal object of ethics?

The primary right:

Identify the major branches of ethics?

In which branch of science do ethics come under?

Which is NOT a fundamental right as per Constitution of India

Applied ethics is also known as __________

The fundamental duties of the citizens were added to the Constitution by :

Ethics Philosophy

Exploring the Foundations of Ethics

Exploring Positive Science, Ethics, and Psychology

Exploring the Concepts of Character, Conduct, and Hedonism

Advocates of Utilitarianism and Kants Ethical Theory

Kantian Ethics and Moral Duties

Exploring Virtue and Theories of Punishment in Ethics

Exploring the Concepts of Karma, Svadharma, and Purushartha

The Science of Ethics: Exploring Data and Postulates

Exploring the Depths of Knowledge: a Journey Through Socratic Philosophy

Ethical Theories and Concepts

Ethical Considerations in Morality and Society

Ethics and Business Practices

Exploring Codes of Conduct and the Importance of Business Ethics

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Exam 9: Exploring Ethics: From Jainism to Indian Constitution

What does immoral mean?

The three Jewels of Jainism:

The article guarantees equality before law.

Which among the following is the duty of a citizen of India

What thing does make ones' life happy?

Applied ethics deals with __________

What do you mean by Amoral?

Buddha's ethics is:

What is a moral action?

Pick up the wrong statement. The fundamental rights are:

Which of the following word have not been written in the preamble of the Indian Constitution

Which of the following is not an example of Amoral action ?

The word was added by the 42nd Constitution Amendment

What is the formal object of ethics?

The primary right:

Identify the major branches of ethics?

In which branch of science do ethics come under?

Which is NOT a fundamental right as per Constitution of India

Applied ethics is also known as __________

The fundamental duties of the citizens were added to the Constitution by :

Ethics Philosophy

Exploring the Foundations of Ethics

Exploring Positive Science, Ethics, and Psychology

Exploring the Concepts of Character, Conduct, and Hedonism

Advocates of Utilitarianism and Kants Ethical Theory

Kantian Ethics and Moral Duties

Exploring Virtue and Theories of Punishment in Ethics

Exploring the Concepts of Karma, Svadharma, and Purushartha

The Science of Ethics: Exploring Data and Postulates

Exploring the Depths of Knowledge: a Journey Through Socratic Philosophy

Ethical Theories and Concepts

Ethical Considerations in Morality and Society

Ethics and Business Practices

Exploring Codes of Conduct and the Importance of Business Ethics

Filters