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1. The document appears to be a test containing multiple choice and essay questions related to ethics. 2. The multiple choice section covers topics like metaphysics, descriptive ethics, ethical relativism, and philosophers like St. Thomas Aquinas. 3. One essay question asks to differentiate between ethics and morality, noting that ethics refers to external standards of conduct while morality concerns personal beliefs about right and wrong.

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Module 3 Quiz

1. The document appears to be a test containing multiple choice and essay questions related to ethics. 2. The multiple choice section covers topics like metaphysics, descriptive ethics, ethical relativism, and philosophers like St. Thomas Aquinas. 3. One essay question asks to differentiate between ethics and morality, noting that ethics refers to external standards of conduct while morality concerns personal beliefs about right and wrong.

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MARK JUSTIN G.

DEROY
BSBA MARKETING 2-2

TEST – I

1. B. Wisdom

2. D. Theoretical or Speculative

3. A. Metaphysics

4. C. Is the study of human conduct from the standpoint of reason

5. G. Morality

6. H. No, descriptive ethics talks only how people act and does not prescribe howpeople
should act.

7. K. There is no universal moral truth

8. D. Ethical Relativism

9. C. Hedonically Ethics

10. L. St. Thomas Aquinas

TEST – II ESSAY

1) Differentiate ethics from morality

Ethics and morality are concerned with "good" and "wrong" behavior. While the terms are
sometimes used interchangeably, they are distinct: ethics refers to standards established by an
external source, such as workplace codes of conduct or religious precepts. Morals are a person's
personal beliefs about what is right and wrong.

2) Based on your own understanding, explain man’s nature as a moral being.


Morals are your beliefs about what is correct and incorrect. Morals are your thoughts about right
and wrong, particularly how you should act and treat other people.

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