Multiple choices

Question 1

A physician takes an oath to “do no harm.”

1. Deontology
2. Moral Reasoning
3. Social Contract Ethics
4. Kantian Ethics

Question 2

I believe that it is perfectly fine to lie about some things.

1. Subjective Relativism
2. Deontology
3. Consequentialism
4. Rule Utilitarianism

Question 3

Your neighbor runs into her house screaming, blood dripping down her arm. 5 minutes later a man with a bloody machete comes running down the street and stops and asks you where she went. You answer ‘in her house” honestly.

1. Kantian Ethics
2. Social Contract Ethics
3. Subjective Relativism
4. Consequentialism

Question 4

John was grocery shopping. When he gets to the car, he notices that the cashier only charged him for one gallon of milk instead of two. John values honesty and decides to go inside to pay for the additional gallon of milk.

1. Virtue Ethics
2. Deontology
3. Values Ethics
4. Consequentialism

Question 5

Informed consent is an ethical rule the hospital has adopted and all staff abide by, because patients find the greatest satisfaction in completely understanding their medical conditions and options, even if the information is at times difficult to hear.

1. Rule Utilitarianism
2. Kantian Ethics
3. Utilitarianism
4. Virtue Ethics

Question 6

Jose has to sign paperwork that would give 5 low income students a scholarship allowing them to go to college. He is running late and will need to go 5 miles over the speed limit to get there on time. Jose refuses to go above the speed limit because he would be breaking the law. He does not get there on time, therefore, none of the students get to go to college.

1. Deontology
2. Moral Relativism
3. Values Ethics
4. Virtue Ethics

Question 7

Wearing a mask during a pandemic when engaging with the public is the right decision since it protects the welfare of those in your community.

1. Social Contract Ethics
2. Moral Reasoning
3. Rule Utilitarianism
4. Consequentialism

Question 8

Patient autonomy and free choice are morally correct.

1. Rule Utilitarianism
2. Subjective Relativism
3. Social Contract Ethics
4. Moral Reasoning

Question 9

And the pig, though it has a split hoof completely divided, does not chew the cud; it is unclean for you. You must not eat their meat or touch their carcasses; they are unclean for you (Leviticus 11:7-8).

1. Divine Command Theory
2. Moral Relativism
3. Virtue Ethics
4. Rule Utilitarianism

Question 10

Undercover FBI agent “Donnie Brasco” once explained that in Mafia members’ perspective, it’s a good thing to take advantage of anyone not in the Mafia “family,” and those who live by conventional ethics rather than for self-gain are actually the ones who are foolish.

1. Subjective Relativism
2. Cultural Relativism
3. Act Utilitarianism
4. Kantian Ethics