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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) .
1. |
Ethics is a ----------------------- science. |
A. | positive |
B. | negative |
C. | normative |
D. | theoretical |
Answer» C. normative |
2. |
------------------- is the domain of ethics that includes professional ethics and practical ethics. |
A. | positive ethics |
B. | applied ethics |
C. | normative ethics |
D. | metaethics |
Answer» B. applied ethics |
3. |
Analysis about the nature and status of ethical theories is the subject matter of: |
A. | positive ethics |
B. | applied ethics |
C. | normative ethics |
D. | metaethics |
Answer» D. metaethics |
4. |
------------------ is the philosophical examination, from a moral standpoint, of particular issues in private and public life which are matters of moral judgment. |
A. | positive ethics |
B. | applied ethics |
C. | normative ethics |
D. | metaethics |
Answer» B. applied ethics |
5. |
------------ is the method of resolving moral problems by the application of theoretical rules. |
A. | casuistry |
B. | analysis |
C. | research |
D. | heuristic |
Answer» A. casuistry |
6. |
In ethics Casuistry means: |
A. | case-based analysis |
B. | cased- based reasoning |
C. | case- based investigation |
D. | case- based explanation |
Answer» B. cased- based reasoning |
7. |
The word casuistry derives from the Latin noun: |
A. | case |
B. | casue |
C. | cassu |
D. | casus |
Answer» D. casus |
8. |
Identify the ethical position which accepted casuistry as a useful method. |
A. | absolutism |
B. | prescriptivism |
C. | utilitarianism |
D. | none of these. |
Answer» C. utilitarianism |
9. |
Who among the following criticized utilizing casuistry as a method for applied ethics? |
A. | pope francis |
B. | g. e. moore |
C. | j. s. mill |
D. | bentham |
Answer» A. pope francis |
10. |
---------------- is a branch of applied ethics that studies the philosophical, social and legal issues arising in medicine and the life sciences. |
A. | medical ethics |
B. | bio-ethics |
C. | legal ethics |
D. | practical ethics |
Answer» B. bio-ethics |
11. |
-------------------- used the term Bio-ethics to describe the relationship between the biosphere and growing human population. |
A. | fritz jahr |
B. | peter singer |
C. | van r. potter |
D. | sargent shriver |
Answer» C. van r. potter |
12. |
The notion Corporate Social Responsibility is related to: |
A. | medical ethics |
B. | business ethics |
C. | media ethics |
D. | bio ethics |
Answer» B. business ethics |
13. |
Business ethics is also called: |
A. | organizational ethics |
B. | capital ethics |
C. | industrial ethics |
D. | corporate |
Answer» D. corporate |
14. |
The name Peter Singer is related to: |
A. | practical ethics |
B. | normative ethics |
C. | metaethics |
D. | deontology |
Answer» A. practical ethics |
15. |
Case of Roe V Wade is related to the issue of: |
A. | euthanasia |
B. | surrogacy |
C. | cloning |
D. | abortion |
Answer» D. abortion |
16. |
IVF means: |
A. | intensive fertilization |
B. | invitro fertilization |
C. | intro fertilization |
D. | in vitro |
Answer» B. invitro fertilization |
17. |
Identify the first IVF baby. |
A. | robert edwards |
B. | dolly |
C. | louise brown |
D. | roe v wade. |
Answer» C. louise brown |
18. |
Louis Brown was born in: |
A. | 1978 |
B. | 1973 |
C. | 1975 |
D. | 1977 |
Answer» A. 1978 |
19. |
Who put forward strongest argument against abortion? |
A. | liberalists |
B. | feminists |
C. | consequentialists |
D. | conservatives |
Answer» D. conservatives |
20. |
--------------- is not a divide line between fertilized egg and child according to liberalists. |
A. | birth |
B. | viability |
C. | quickening |
D. | brain development |
Answer» D. brain development |
21. |
-------------------- is the most visible possible divide line between fertilized egg and child for those who support abortion. |
A. | viability |
B. | birth |
C. | quickening |
D. | consciousness |
Answer» B. birth |
22. |
Which one is treated as the dived line in Roe V. Wade case? |
A. | viability |
B. | birth |
C. | quickening |
D. | consciousness |
Answer» A. viability |
23. |
------------------ is the time when the mother first feels the fetus move. |
A. | birth |
B. | viability |
C. | consciousness |
D. | quickening |
Answer» D. quickening |
24. |
‘Silent scream’ is related to: |
A. | euthanasia |
B. | surrogacy |
C. | abortion |
D. | cloning. |
Answer» C. abortion |
25. |
‘Fetus is an innocent human being’. Who favored this position? |
A. | liberals |
B. | conservatives |
C. | feminists |
D. | postmodernists |
Answer» B. conservatives |
26. |
Who wrote on liberty? |
A. | kant |
B. | j. s. mill |
C. | john rawls |
D. | bentham |
Answer» B. j. s. mill |
27. |
According liberalist --------------- is the real morally significant divide line between fertilized egg and child. |
A. | viability |
B. | birth |
C. | quickening |
D. | consciousness |
Answer» D. consciousness |
28. |
Crimes without Victims is written by: |
A. | edwin schur |
B. | j. s. mill |
C. | peter singer |
D. | immanuel kant |
Answer» A. edwin schur |
29. |
Opponents of abortion maintain that the victim of abortion is: |
A. | woman |
B. | society |
C. | fetus |
D. | child |
Answer» C. fetus |
30. |
‘Woman has the right to choose what happens to her own body’. Who favored this statement? |
A. | liberalists |
B. | conservatives |
C. | feminists |
D. | postmodernists |
Answer» C. feminists |
31. |
Judith Jarvis Thomson is a: |
A. | liberalist |
B. | feminist |
C. | conservative |
D. | postmodernist |
Answer» B. feminist |
32. |
‘Pro- life’ movement is related to the issue of: |
A. | euthanasia |
B. | surrogacy |
C. | abortion |
D. | cloning |
Answer» C. abortion |
33. |
The problem of embryo wastage is related to: |
A. | euthanasia |
B. | surrogacy |
C. | ivf |
D. | cloning |
Answer» C. ivf |
34. |
Euthanasia means: |
A. | gentle and easy death |
B. | painless death |
C. | unexpected death |
D. | death |
Answer» A. gentle and easy death |
35. |
Euthanasia is popularly known as: |
A. | silent killing |
B. | deliberate killing |
C. | killing on willingness |
D. | mercy |
Answer» D. mercy |
36. |
Euthanasia carried out under the request of the person killed is known as: |
A. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
B. | voluntary euthanasia |
C. | involuntary euthanasia |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. voluntary euthanasia |
37. |
Which form of euthanasia is legalized by most of the countries? |
A. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
B. | voluntary euthanasia |
C. | involuntary euthanasia |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. voluntary euthanasia |
38. |
India legalized passive euthanasia in: |
A. | march 2018 |
B. | march 2019 |
C. | april 2016 |
D. | april 2015 |
Answer» A. march 2018 |
39. |
Identify the Greek terms which are the roots of the termEuthanasia. |
A. | eu and thaths |
B. | eu and thanatos |
C. | eu and thanasia |
D. | eu and |
Answer» B. eu and thanatos |
40. |
Aruna Shanbaug case is related to: |
A. | abortion |
B. | surrogacy |
C. | pro-life |
D. | euthanasia |
Answer» D. euthanasia |
41. |
Who field a petition in the supreme court of India as the plea to discontinue Aruna Shanbaug’s life supporting system and allow passive euthanasia to her? |
A. | judith jarvis thomson |
B. | pinki virani |
C. | edwin schur |
D. | peter singer |
Answer» B. pinki virani |
42. |
Identify the nation which legalized active euthanasia. |
A. | india |
B. | netherlands |
C. | china |
D. | france |
Answer» B. netherlands |
43. |
In India ----------------- is still illegal. |
A. | active euthanasia |
B. | passive euthanasia |
C. | involuntary euthanasia |
D. | nonvoluntary euthanasia |
Answer» A. active euthanasia |
44. |
The book -“Bitter Chocolate: Child Sexual Abuse in India”, is written by: |
A. | judith jarvis thomson |
B. | peter singer |
C. | edwin schur |
D. | pinki virani |
Answer» D. pinki virani |
45. |
The book ‘Aruna’s Story’is written by: |
A. | judith jarvis thomson |
B. | peter singer |
C. | edwin schur |
D. | pinki virani |
Answer» D. pinki virani |
46. |
Which form of Euthanasia is called as Surgeon assisted suicide? |
A. | voluntary euthanasia |
B. | involuntary euthanasia |
C. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
D. | passive euthanasia |
Answer» A. voluntary euthanasia |
47. |
The term assisted suicide is related with: |
A. | passive euthanasia |
B. | voluntary euthanasia |
C. | involuntary euthanasia |
D. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
Answer» B. voluntary euthanasia |
48. |
Euthanasia as ------------------------- when the person killed is capable of consenting to his or her death, but do not do so. |
A. | voluntary euthanasia |
B. | involuntary euthanasia |
C. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
D. | passive euthanasia |
Answer» B. involuntary euthanasia |
49. |
Euthanasia performed against the will of the patient is called: |
A. | voluntary euthanasia |
B. | involuntary euthanasia |
C. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
D. | passive euthanasia |
Answer» B. involuntary euthanasia |
50. |
Name the euthanasia conducted when the explicit consent of the individual concerned is unavailable. |
A. | voluntary euthanasia |
B. | involuntary euthanasia |
C. | non-voluntary euthanasia |
D. | passive euthanasia |
Answer» C. non-voluntary euthanasia |
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