(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.

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Public/private spheres and shared goods.

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(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.


Froggy Jumps (Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.Versión en línea Public/private spheres and shared goods. por Michael Forero Vega 1 When did concepts of public and private spheres emerge? a During feudal societies b With the advent of civil society c Before the existence of family life 2 What is the private sphere related to? a Collective actions that affect all citizens b Building roads and railroads c Intimacy, particularity, and individuality 3 Where is the private sphere generally confined to? a The space of affection, kinship, and family life b National energy and technological advances c Public parks and community reflection 4 According to the text, what is the relationship between the public and private spheres in practice? a They only exist in feudal societies b They are interrelated c They are completely separated and never touch 5 Which of these is a characteristic of common goods? a They are managed individually for profit b Their use is collective and excludes no one c They are considered private property 6 Common goods are special because they are neither private property nor: a Public property b Community property c Natural property 7 Which of the following is an example of a common good mentioned in the text? a Private houses and personal furniture b Water, biodiversity, and roads c Individual family secrets 8 How must we use common goods so that future generations can also enjoy them? a Individually and for profit b Frequently and without limits c Rationally and responsibly 9 What does developing a 'sense of the common good' mean? a Knowing things belong to us, but we are not the exclusive owners b Knowing that things belong only to the feudal lords c Knowing that we are the exclusive owners of everything 10 Why is it our duty to care for and protect common goods? a Because they are not useful for the community b Because they are only for our personal use today c Because we need them continuously and others will use them too

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(Exam) 8° Term 3 - Topic 1. The private, the public and the sense of the common good.Versión en línea

por Michael Forero Vega

When did concepts of public and private spheres emerge?

What is the private sphere related to?

Where is the private sphere generally confined to?

According to the text, what is the relationship between the public and private spheres in practice?

Which of these is a characteristic of common goods?

Common goods are special because they are neither private property nor:

Which of the following is an example of a common good mentioned in the text?

How must we use common goods so that future generations can also enjoy them?

What does developing a 'sense of the common good' mean?

Why is it our duty to care for and protect common goods?