Sources of Ethics (Religion, Philosophy, Society)

1. : Which of the following is a major source of ethics in many cultures?
(A) Religion
(B) Cooking recipes
(C) Weather conditions
(D) Physical exercise

2. : In philosophy, ethics is also known as:
(A) Epistemology
(B) Moral Philosophy
(C) Political Science
(D) Sociology

3. : Which of the following is an example of religion influencing ethics?
(A) The Ten Commandments in Christianity
(B) Computer programming rules
(C) Scientific formulas
(D) Business contracts only

4. : Society as a source of ethics refers to:
(A) Cultural norms, traditions, and social expectations shaping behavior
(B) Universal scientific laws
(C) Weather conditions influencing people
(D) Genetic instructions in humans

5. : Which Greek philosopher is considered a key contributor to philosophical ethics?
(A) Archimedes
(B) Socrates
(C) Pythagoras
(D) Euclid

6. : Which of the following is an example of society influencing ethics?
(A) Respecting elders as a cultural value
(B) Newton’s law of gravity
(C) Computer coding standards
(D) Road construction methods

7. : Which source of ethics focuses on rational arguments about right and wrong?
(A) Religion
(B) Philosophy
(C) Biology
(D) Chemistry

8. : Religious ethics are often codified in:
(A) Sacred texts and teachings
(B) Government constitutions only
(C) Scientific journals
(D) Corporate reports

9. : Which of the following shows how philosophy contributes to ethics?
(A) Utilitarianism and deontology theories
(B) Fashion trends
(C) Cooking methods
(D) Sports rules only

10. : Why are multiple sources of ethics important?
(A) They create confusion in decision-making
(B) They provide diverse perspectives for moral guidance
(C) They make laws unnecessary
(D) They eliminate personal responsibility