1. Which of the following is defined as self-concept?

1. Self-esteem
2. Self-actualization
3. Self sufficiency
4. Self efficacy
5. Self-recognition
2. Which of the following is defined as the quandary people find themselves
in when they have to decide if they should act in a way that might help
another person even though doing so might go against their own selfinterest?
1. Ethical dilemma
2. Ethics
3. Law
4. Ethical beliefs
5. Ethical issues
3. Which of the following is defined as the inner-guiding moral principles,
values, and beliefs that people use to analyze or interpret a situation?
1. Law
2. Ethics
3. Culture
4. Religion
5. Self-esteem
4. Which ethical decision rule produces the greatest good for the greatest
number?
1.Utilitarian Rule
2.Moral Rights Rule
3.Justice Rule
4.Practical Rule
5. Ethics Rule
5. Which of the following is defined as the esteem or high repute that
individuals or
organizations gain when they behave ethically?
1. Trust
2. Reputation
3. Dignity
4. Self-confidence
5. Self-actualization
6. Which of the following are the rights that all people have by virtue of
being human beings?
1. Human rights
2. Positive rights
3. Legal rights
4. Claim rights
5. Natural rights

7. Who coined the human rights?

1. Abraham Lincoln

2. Eleonor Roosevelt
3. Isaac Newton
4. Blaise Pascal
5. Thomas Edison

8. What is the right to be treated as an equal to anyone else in society?

1. Political rights
2. Economic rights
3. Civil rights
4. Social rights
5. Cultural rights
9. What is the right to education, health care, food, clothing, shelter and
social security?
1. Political rights
2. Economic rights
3. Civil rights
4. Social rights
5. Cultural rights
10. What is the right to vote, to freedom of speech and to obtain information?
1. Political rights
2. Economic rights
3. Civil rights
4. Social rights
5. Cultural rights
II. Essay
1. What are the four (4) determinants of ethics? (4 points)
Ans: Occupational ethics, Societal ethics, Individual ethics, Organizational
ethics
2. What are the characteristics of human rights? Give at least 4 answers. (4
points)
Ans: Universal
Internationally guaranteed
Legally protected
Protects individuals and groups
Cannot be taken away
Equal and indivisible
Obliges States and State actors