This document appears to be a quiz for a course on moral philosophy. It contains 15 multiple choice or true/false questions about key concepts related to moral accountability, including:
1) The three bases for determining moral accountability: the object, end, and circumstances of a human act.
2) That human acts are those which a person has conscious control over and can choose to do or not do.
3) The role circumstances like time, place, and persons involved play in determining an act's morality.
The student is instructed to write their answers in capital letters for scoring purposes.
This document appears to be a quiz for a course on moral philosophy. It contains 15 multiple choice or true/false questions about key concepts related to moral accountability, including:
1) The three bases for determining moral accountability: the object, end, and circumstances of a human act.
2) That human acts are those which a person has conscious control over and can choose to do or not do.
3) The role circumstances like time, place, and persons involved play in determining an act's morality.
The student is instructed to write their answers in capital letters for scoring purposes.
This document appears to be a quiz for a course on moral philosophy. It contains 15 multiple choice or true/false questions about key concepts related to moral accountability, including:
1) The three bases for determining moral accountability: the object, end, and circumstances of a human act.
2) That human acts are those which a person has conscious control over and can choose to do or not do.
3) The role circumstances like time, place, and persons involved play in determining an act's morality.
The student is instructed to write their answers in capital letters for scoring purposes.
This document appears to be a quiz for a course on moral philosophy. It contains 15 multiple choice or true/false questions about key concepts related to moral accountability, including:
1) The three bases for determining moral accountability: the object, end, and circumstances of a human act.
2) That human acts are those which a person has conscious control over and can choose to do or not do.
3) The role circumstances like time, place, and persons involved play in determining an act's morality.
The student is instructed to write their answers in capital letters for scoring purposes.
_____________1. Actions are done consciously and freely by the agent/or by man. _____________2. Actions beyond consciousness are not dependent on the intellect and the will. _____________3. _____________4. Three bases for Moral Accountability _____________5. _____________6. Who says that to know whether an individual human act is morally good. _____________7. The _____ of the time, place, and persons have their part in determining the morality of an act _____________8. Refers to positive emotions like love, desire, delight and bravery. _____________9. Human acts are those of which a man is master, which he has the power of doing or not doing as he pleases. _____________10. It is the awareness of or familiarity with a fact, situation, or truth, unveiled through experience. _____________11. TRUE OR FALSE. Human acts are actions performed by a person who has full knowledge through free will. _____________12. TRUE OR FALSE. Ignorance refers to precede the act, but they diminish accountability for the resultant act. _____________13. TRUE OR FALSE. The three bases for Moral Accountability are the object, the end, and the circumstances. _____________14. TRUE OR FALSE. The end or purpose intended by the agent is the second determinant of an acts morality. _____________15. TRUE OR FALSE. The end is the thing done. In reality, it is not distinct from the act itself. _________________________________________________________________________________
_____________1. Actions are done consciously and freely by the agent/or by man. _____________2. Actions beyond consciousness are not dependent on the intellect and the will. _____________3. _____________4. Three bases for Moral Accountability _____________5. _____________6. Who says that to know whether an individual human act is morally good. _____________7. The _____ of the time, place, and persons have their part in determining the morality of an act _____________8. Refers to positive emotions like love, desire, delight and bravery. _____________9. Human acts are those of which a man is master, which he has the power of doing or not doing as he pleases. _____________10. It is the awareness of or familiarity with a fact, situation, or truth, unveiled through experience. _____________11. TRUE OR FALSE. Human acts are actions performed by a person who has full knowledge through free will. _____________12. TRUE OR FALSE. Ignorance refers to precede the act, but they diminish accountability for the resultant act. _____________13. TRUE OR FALSE. The three bases for Moral Accountability are the object, the end, and the circumstances. _____________14. TRUE OR FALSE. The end or purpose intended by the agent is the second determinant of an acts morality. _____________15. TRUE OR FALSE. The end is the thing done. In reality, it is not distinct from the act itself.
