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The document contains exercises evaluating a student's understanding of ethics terminology and concepts. It begins with multiple choice questions testing the differences between ethics and morality, the nature of human acts, and types of voluntariness. Later sections require identifying whether examples provided are human acts or not, and providing situations illustrating modifiers of human acts like ignorance, concupiscence, fear, violence or habit. The exercises aim to clarify key ethics concepts for the student.

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ETHICS-MODULE-1 Answers

The document contains exercises evaluating a student's understanding of ethics terminology and concepts. It begins with multiple choice questions testing the differences between ethics and morality, the nature of human acts, and types of voluntariness. Later sections require identifying whether examples provided are human acts or not, and providing situations illustrating modifiers of human acts like ignorance, concupiscence, fear, violence or habit. The exercises aim to clarify key ethics concepts for the student.

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MODULE 1

ETHICS: CLARIFICATION AND TERMINOLOGY

Evaluation: EXERCISE 1

Name: ROSELLE FANCUBILA DATE: MARCH 30, 2020

Course & Year: BS ARCH2B CAMPUS: ____________

TRUE or FALSE. Write your answer before the number.

TRUE 1. The material object of ethics is the human act.

FALSE 2. Ethics and Morality does not have any distinction whatsoever.

TRUE 3. General Ethics presents truth about human acts and from these truths deduces the
general principles of morality. .

FALSE 4. Ethics is a practical science that deals purely with theories and principles.

TRUE 5. Normative analysis examines the standard for the rightness or wrongness of actions.

TRUE 6. Legalistic Ethics determines right from wrong, based on a body of clearly state and
well-documented body of laws

TRUE 7. The formal object of ethics is the rectitude of reason.

FALSE 8. Non-consequential ethics maintains that the morality of an action is determined solely
by its consequences.

TRUE 9. Ethics and Morality have practically the same literal origin or etymology, which
refers to “custom.”

FALSE 10. Ethics is also known as Moral Theology.


MODULE 2.0: HUMAN ACTS

Evaluation: EXERCISE 2.0

Name: ROSELLE FANCUBILA DATE: MARCH 30, 2020

Course & Year: BS ARCH2B CAMPUS: ____________

Human Act or Act of Man. Write your answer before the number.

Act of Man 1. Satisfyingly watching a movie/series

Act of Man 2. Automatic Circulation of the blood

Human Act 3. Sharing spare resources with others

Human Act 4. Praying intimately and sincerely

Act of Man 5. Spontaneous closing of the eyes while sleeping

Human Act 6. Engaging in social media (like Facebook and Youtube)

Human Act 7. Doing household chores

Act of Man 8. Regular digestion of food in the stomach

Human Act 9. Studying different modules

Human Act 10. Complaining about complicated lessons.


MODULE 2.1 THE VOLUNTARINESS OF HUMAN ACT

Evaluation: EXERCISE 2.1

Name: ROSELLE FANCUBILA DATE: MARCH 30, 2020

Course & Year: BS ARCH2B CAMPUS: ____________

TRUE or FALSE. Write your answer before the number.

FALSE 1. The means does not justify the end.

TRUE 2. Actual Voluntariness is present in a human act willed here and now.

FALSE 3. Perfect Voluntariness is present in the human act when the agent does not fully know
and fully intends the act.

TRUE 4. In Principle of Double Effect, the good effect must outweigh in importance the evil
result

TRUE 5. Indirect Voluntariness or Voluntariness in Cause is present in that human act is an


effect, foreseen or foreseeable, of another act directly willed

FALSE 6. Imperfect Voluntariness is present when there is no defect in the agent’s knowledge,
intention or both

FALSE 7. It is moral to do evil so that good may come of it.

TRUE 8. Interpretative Voluntariness is that voluntariness which, in the judgment of prudence


and common sense, would be actually present if opportunity or ability for it were given.

FALSE 9. Negative Voluntariness is present in a human act of doing or performing.

FALSE 10. Conditional Voluntariness is present in a human act performed, whether the agent
likes or dislikes doing it
MODULE 2.2
MODIFIERS OF HUMAN ACTS

Evaluation: EXERCISE 2.2

Name: ROSELLE FANCUBILA DATE: MARCH 30, 2020

Course & Year: BS ARCH2B CAMPUS: ____________

Choose only three among modifiers of human acts (Ignorance, Concupiscence, Fear,
Violence, Habit) and provide an example or situation for each chosen modifier.

Examples: Concupiscence = the ambivalent feeling upon seeing for the first time the person
whom I truly admire the most.
Ignorance = driving along the road without knowing that such road has a local
ordinance enforcing the “one way” rule or “no U-turn spot in this specific area”

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