Quiz: The Moral Agent


The Moral AgentOnline version Moral character and agents by Kyle 1 MORAL AGENT a - Only human beings can make choices. b - Comes from the Latin “agere” meaning to do, act. c - It refers to social norms without personal responsibility d - A being who is capable of those actions that have moral quality and which can be properly denominated good or evil in a moral sense. 2 What does AGENT come from? a - It refers to a person who follows rules without questioning them b - It means a person who observes but does not act. c - Comes from the Latin “agere” meaning to do, act. d - Comes from the Latin “mores” meaning society’s patterns, standards, rules of doings. 3 What does MORAL come from? a - Comes from the Latin “mores” meaning society’s patterns, standards, rules of doings. b - It is derived from the word ‘morality’ only. c - It means to be kind to others. d - It refers to personal feelings rather than standards 4 Which statement is true about a moral agent? a - Only moral agent is capable of human acts. b - A moral agent cannot make choices under pressure. c - Anyone is a moral agent by birth. d - Moral agents are never required to consider others' feelings 5 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name one benefit. a Increase leadership effectiveness b Achieve peace of mind c Build strong reputation d Strengthen trust 6 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Reduce anxiety b Strengthen trust c Achieve peace of mind d Live a purpose-driven life 7 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Become a positive role model b Increase leadership effectiveness c Build strong reputation d Live a purpose-driven life 8 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Be a role model b Reduce anxiety c Build confidence d Achieve peace of mind 9 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Increase leadership effectiveness b Live a purpose-driven life c Build strong reputation d Become a positive role model 10 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Achieve peace of mind b Reduce anxiety c Become a positive role model d Strengthen trust 11 Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit. a Live a purpose-driven life b Increase leadership effectiveness c Build confidence d Build strong reputation 12 Development of Moral Character: How many steps are listed? a 8 b 5 c 6 d 7 13 Step 1 in Development of Moral Character a PRACTICE THE HABITS b FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER c TAKE SOME RISKS d DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES 14 Step 2 in Development of Moral Character a DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES b TAKE SOME RISKS c FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER d PRACTICE THE HABITS 15 Step 3 in Development of Moral Character a TAKE SOME RISKS b PRACTICE THE HABITS c FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER d DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES 16 Step 4 in Development of Moral Character a FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER b PRACTICE THE HABITS c TAKE SOME RISKS d DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES 17 Step 5 in Development of Moral Character a DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES b PRACTICE THE HABITS c STRETCH YOURSELF d FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER 18 Step 6 in Development of Moral Character a PRACTICE THE HABITS b FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER c COMMIT TO SELF-IMPROVEMENT d DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

1

MORAL AGENT

a

- Only human beings can make choices.

b

- Comes from the Latin “agere” meaning to do, act.

c

- It refers to social norms without personal responsibility

d

- A being who is capable of those actions that have moral quality and which can be properly denominated good or evil in a moral sense.

2

What does AGENT come from?

a

- It refers to a person who follows rules without questioning them

b

- It means a person who observes but does not act.

c

- Comes from the Latin “agere” meaning to do, act.

d

- Comes from the Latin “mores” meaning society’s patterns, standards, rules of doings.

3

What does MORAL come from?

a

- Comes from the Latin “mores” meaning society’s patterns, standards, rules of doings.

b

- It is derived from the word ‘morality’ only.

c

- It means to be kind to others.

d

- It refers to personal feelings rather than standards

4

Which statement is true about a moral agent?

a

- Only moral agent is capable of human acts.

b

- A moral agent cannot make choices under pressure.

c

- Anyone is a moral agent by birth.

d

- Moral agents are never required to consider others' feelings

5

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name one benefit.

a

Increase leadership effectiveness

b

Achieve peace of mind

c

Build strong reputation

d

Strengthen trust

6

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Reduce anxiety

b

Strengthen trust

c

Achieve peace of mind

d

Live a purpose-driven life

7

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Become a positive role model

b

Increase leadership effectiveness

c

Build strong reputation

d

Live a purpose-driven life

8

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Be a role model

b

Reduce anxiety

c

Build confidence

d

Achieve peace of mind

9

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Increase leadership effectiveness

b

Live a purpose-driven life

c

Build strong reputation

d

Become a positive role model

10

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Achieve peace of mind

b

Reduce anxiety

c

Become a positive role model

d

Strengthen trust

11

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

a

Live a purpose-driven life

b

Increase leadership effectiveness

c

Build confidence

d

Build strong reputation

12

Development of Moral Character: How many steps are listed?

a

8

b

5

c

6

d

7

13

Step 1 in Development of Moral Character

a

PRACTICE THE HABITS

b

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

c

TAKE SOME RISKS

d

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

14

Step 2 in Development of Moral Character

a

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

b

TAKE SOME RISKS

c

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

d

PRACTICE THE HABITS

15

Step 3 in Development of Moral Character

a

TAKE SOME RISKS

b

PRACTICE THE HABITS

c

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

d

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

16

Step 4 in Development of Moral Character

a

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

b

PRACTICE THE HABITS

c

TAKE SOME RISKS

d

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

17

Step 5 in Development of Moral Character

a

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

b

PRACTICE THE HABITS

c

STRETCH YOURSELF

d

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

18

Step 6 in Development of Moral Character

a

PRACTICE THE HABITS

b

FIND PEOPLE WITH CHARACTER

c

COMMIT TO SELF-IMPROVEMENT

d

DEFINE YOUR CORE VALUES

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The Moral AgentOnline version

by Kyle

MORAL AGENT

What does AGENT come from?

What does MORAL come from?

Which statement is true about a moral agent?

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name one benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Importance of having a strong moral character: Name another benefit.

Development of Moral Character: How many steps are listed?

Step 1 in Development of Moral Character

Step 2 in Development of Moral Character

Step 3 in Development of Moral Character

Step 4 in Development of Moral Character

Step 5 in Development of Moral Character

Step 6 in Development of Moral Character

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