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    PREMIDTERM EXAM

    IN
    ETHICS
    SY 2022-2023

    NAME: ________________________________ DATE: _______________


    SECTION: _________________ SCORE: ___________

    I. IDENTIFICATION: IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING


    ______________1. It is a behavior showing high moral standards
    ______________2. Who is the proponent of virtue ethics
    ______________3. Who is the proponent of Id, Ego and Super Ego
    ______________4. What is the name of the book were virtue ethics was written
    ______________5. Theory of ethics that said it doesn't matter what happens, they
    should follow always the rules and law
    ______________6. Theory of ethics that said “ if what you do leads to something
    good, you did the right thing
    ______________7. Theory of ethics that said ethical decision making of a person is
    base on the social environment of the person
    ______________8. In the three persona of Sigmund Freud this is the morality persona
    ______________9. In the three persona of Sigmund Freud this is the Balance and
    reality Persona
    ______________10. In the three persona of Sigmund Freud this is the Pleasure
    persona
    ______________11. Type of freedom by which is Freedom to be not imprisoned
    ______________12. Type of freedom by which Freedom to the society rules
    ______________13. Type of freedom by which Freedom to the enslave ment of a
    person to ignorance
    ______________14. Type of freedom by which Freedom to vote and run in the
    government
    ______________15. It is the power or rights to speak, act, think, live without restrain
    or hindrances
    ______________16. Type of freedom by which Freedom to choose or buy what we
    want
    ______________17. Type of freedom by which Freedom to choose our own religion
    or beliefs
    ______________18. What term we use to our obligation or duty that we need to
    fulfill
    ______________19. What kind of rights that base on the rule and laws
    ______________20. What kind of rights that based on goodness and badness of a
    person
    ______________21. What we will have if the moral and legal rights have opposite
    opinion
    ______________22. What do you call the type of responsibilities that you usually do
    ______________23. What do you call the type of responsibilities that this is your
    duties or role in the society

    ______________24. What do you call the type of responsibilities that you do


    because it is beneficial to you
    ______________25. What term do you use to a type of responsibilities on how many
    responsibilities you can handle

    II. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS


    1. Differentiate Deontological ethics to Teleological Ethics
    2. Give example Scenario for Legally wrong but Morality right
    3. Give example scenario for Legally right but Morality wrong
    4. Why do we have Responsibilities?
    5. Give Ten examples of freedom

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