Part I: Write "True" if the statement is correct and "False" if it is incorrect.

1. Ethics as a discipline is concerned with analyzing, evaluating and developing of reasonable

standards for dealing with moral issues.

The teleological theory of ethics emphasizes on the intended results of actions as the criterion

3. Kant advocated the idea that the outcome of an action could determine the rightness or wrongness
that action.

4. Deontologists believe that the purpose of morality is to make life better by increasing the amount of
good and decreasing the amount of bad consequences in the world.

5. According to rule utilitarianism, morality is based on divine will, not on independently existing reasons
for action.

Part 1: Write "True" if the statement is correct and "False" if it is incorrect. Ethics as a discipline is
concerned with analyzing, evaluating and developing of reasonable 2. The teleological theory of ethics
emphasizes on the intended results of actions as the criterion 3. Kant advocated the idea that the
outcome of an action could determine the rightness or amount of good and decreasing the amount of
bad consequences in the world. 4. Deontologists believe that the purpose of morality is to make life
better by increasing te 5. According to rule utilitarianism, morality is based on divine will, not on
independently

wrongness that action.

existing reasons for action.

Part II. Choose the Best Answer from the Given Alternatives and Write Your Answers

on the spaces provided

Which one of the following is correct about Moral and Civic Education?

A. It helps to resolve social conflicts in society.

B. It teaches harmonious interaction and peaceful coexistence of citizens.

C. It deals with the rights and duties of citizens.

D. All of the above.

E. None of the above

the political system and even their privileges and duties.

2. In which political culture citizens have low cognitive, affective, and evaluative orientation to the
political system and even their privileges and duties.

A. Parochial culture B. Subjective culture C. Participant culture D. None of the above

3. According to Ethical egoist,

B. A person is always justified in doing whatever is in his ( her own interests, regardless

of the effect on others.

C. A person is always justified in doing whatever by sacrificing ones goals and prioritizing the public
good.

D. All of the above

4 Which of the following normative theory considers a certain action as right if and only if its
consequences are optimal, i.e., it produces the best balance of goodness over badness for everyone
involved?

A. Utilitarianism B. Hedonism C. Egoism D. Deontology E. All of the above

6.

Which of the following is correct about the categorical imperative of Kant?

A. Kant believed the good will is an end by itself without considering what it results. B. The intention of
Kant is so as to make actions universal to achieve morality.

C. Kant is highly suspected in reducing moral action to individuals internal filling D. All of the above.

Which one of the following statements best defines civics?

A. It is the study of rights and duties of citizens

B. It is concerned with the basic moral guidelines and standards to determine human existence C. It
refers to the beliefs and practices about good and evil regarding to people's behavior D. It deals with
moral values and principles of society

E. All except D

7. Which one of the following key question is asked by deontological ethical system?

A. What will be the consequences this action?

B. What is my moral duty?

C. What sort of person do I want to be?

8. As quality to Mill

D. How should I live?

E. None of the above is to Bentham in terms of pleasure.

A. Rule utilitarianism B. Quantity C. Act utilitarianism D. Hedonism E. All of the above 9. Which one of
the following theory of ethics is diametrically opposite of utilitarianism?

A. Meta Ethics
B. Deontological Ethics

C. Teleological Ethics

D. Scientific Ethics

E. None of the above

10. As a consequence of action is to teleological theory.

is to deontological theory

B. Performance of duty

D. Purpose of action E. Result of action

A. The end of action

C. The nature of action

11. Which of the following statements best describes normative ethics?

A. It studies about the practical means of determining a moral course of action

B. It is a factual investigation of moral behaviors of a given community

C. It refers to the study of the meanings and origins of ethical issues

D. B and C

E. All of the above

12. Among the following one is wrongly matched?

A. Normative ethics - Applied ethics

B. Non-normative ethics - Meta ethics

C. Normative ethics - Meta ethics

D. Non-normative ethics - Descriptive ethics E. None of the above

13. Which of the following statements is true about Meta ethics except one?

A. It Considers the difference between moral values and other kinds of values

B. It examines the way in which moral claims are justified

C. It examines the meaning of moral terms and concepts

D. It provides a system of principles and procedures for determining what a person should

Which one of une foowing state is tp pho. 00g

A. It holds that moral judgments are capable of being true or false B. It deny that moral judgments are
apt to be true or false
C. It emphasizes on the performance of duty as criteria of morality

D. It attempts to show how rational being would agree to universal moral laws

E. None of the above

1:. Identify correct statement about morality?

A. It establish the standards, norms, or codes to be followed by human beings

B. It is the conformity of human behavior to the established code of conduct

C. It is used to refer to the formal study of moral conduct

D. It refers to the philosophical study of values and of what constitute good and bad human

conduct

E. All of the above

Discuss and bring up the rural development policy and strategies in relation to the overall development
of Ethiopia

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