Fundamentals Of Ethics Set 2

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This set of Fundamentals of Ethics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Fundamentals Of Ethics Set 2

Q1 | According to Hindu ethics wealth satisfies our ------
  • material needs
  • economical needs
  • biological needs
  • none of these
Answer: biological needs
Q2 | Gita teaches --------
  • karma yoga
  • bhakti yoga
  • jnana yoga
  • all of these
Answer: all of these
Q3 | ------- believe in the law of Karma
  • hinduism
  • buddhism
  • jainism
  • all of these
Answer: all of these
Q4 | The process of making a choice when there are different desires
  • wish
  • will
  • deliberation
  • none of these
Answer: wish
Q5 | According to Buddhism --------- is the means to the cessation of suffering
  • astanga marga
  • karma
  • bhakti
  • none of these
Answer: astanga marga
Q6 | When the wish is actually carried out , it becomes ----------
  • will
  • desire
  • choice
  • deliberation
Answer: will
Q7 | Rights and Duties define the ethical duties of the ---------
  • individual
  • citizen
  • ministers
  • president
Answer: citizen
Q8 | Ethical skepticism is the position of ---------
  • hegel
  • hume
  • j s mill
  • carnap
Answer: carnap
Q9 | --------- is the normative description of human conduct
  • psychology
  • ethics
  • philosophy
  • sociology
Answer: ethics
Q10 | The subject matter of ethics is ________.
  • Human conduct
  • Ultimate truth
  • Knowledge
  • Reality
Answer: Human conduct
Q11 | The Greek term from which _________ is derived means ‘custom or ‘habit’.
  • Morality
  • Psychology
  • Education
  • Ethics
Answer: Ethics
Q12 | The word ‘Ethics’ is derived from the Greek adjective …………
  • ethica
  • mores
  • rectus
  • psych
Answer: ethica
Q13 | Ethics deals with the “____________ of human beings living in societies.”
  • Conduct
  • Duties
  • Rights
  • Desires
Answer: Conduct
Q14 | The term ‘Right’ is derived from the Latin word rectus, meaning:
  • ‘Straight’ or ‘according to rule’
  • Habits or customs
  • Supreme end
  • Ideal in life
Answer: ‘Straight’ or ‘according to rule’
Q15 | ‘First Philosophy’ refers to:
  • Aesthetics
  • Metaphysics
  • Epistemology
  • Ethics
Answer: Ethics
Q16 | Which among the following is wrong definition of Ethics?
  • Ethics is the science of customs and habits of men
  • Ethics is the science of character and conduct of animals
  • Ethics is the science of rightness and wrongness of human conduct
  • Ethics is the science of the highest end or purpose of human life.
Answer: Ethics is the science of character and conduct of animals
Q17 | Which Ideal is concerned with Ethics?
  • Truth
  • Beauty
  • Good
  • Spirituality
Answer: Good
Q18 | Which aspect of our conscious life dealt with Ethics
  • Knowing
  • Feeling
  • Willing
  • Dreaming
Answer: Willing
Q19 | Ethics as a normative science deals with the __________ of human conduct.
  • ideas
  • standards
  • betterment
  • emotions
Answer: standards
Q20 | Which among the following is the correctstatement
  • Ethics is a Practical Science
  • Ethics is a Positive Science
  • Ethics is an Art
  • Ethics is a Normative Science
Answer: Ethics is a Normative Science
Q21 | Which among the following is the wrongstatement
  • Ethics is not Positive Science
  • Ethics is not Normative Science
  • Ethics is not a Practical Science
  • Ethics is not an Art
Answer: Ethics is not Normative Science
Q22 | A _________ teaches us to know how to do.
  • Positive science
  • Normative science
  • Practical Science
  • Natural Science
Answer: Practical Science
Q23 | Which among is the following is the correct statement
  • Ethics is a theoretical science
  • Ethics is a practical Science
  • Ethics is an art
  • Ethics is the study of actions of animals
Answer: Ethics is a theoretical science
Q24 | Ethics is:
  • a part of Science
  • a part of Philosophy
  • a part of Psychology
  • a part of Art
Answer: a part of Philosophy
Q25 | Normative science deals with:
  • Facts
  • Values
  • Nature
  • what is
Answer: Values
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