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Human Acts QuizVersión en línea Morality of actions quiz por Kyle 1 Which of the following are Acts of Man? a Breathing b Giving help c Observing the diet d Tutoring the slow learners 2 Which statement best defines Human Acts? a Refer to actions that proceed from insight into the nature and purpose of one’s doing and from consent of free will. Specifically, human acts are those actions done by a person in certain situations which are essentially the result of his conscious knowledge, freedom and voluntariness or consent. b They are actions done by animals only. c They are actions performed without deliberation and free will. d They are purely automatic reflexes and cannot be morally evaluated. 3 What are the Three Bases of Moral Accountability for Human Acts? a Circumstances b End/Purpose c FREEDOM VOLUNTARINESS d Knowledge 4 Voluntariness states that an act is voluntarily intended when it is done with the aim, purpose, or goal of attaining a result. An act is negligent when it is done voluntarily but without care or precaution in avoiding a foreseeable event. True or False? a Only true for certain acts b False c True d Cannot be determined from the statement 5 Which are the determinants of the Morality of a Human Act? a Object End/Purpose Circumstances b End only c Knowledge Freedom Voluntariness d Intention and Circumstances only 6 Which is an example of an End/Purpose determinant as shown in the slides? a Studying hard b Lying c Cheating during an exam d Returning a lost cellphone 7 What is the formula for Morality of Human Act? a Morality of Human Act = Object + End + Circumstances b Morality of Human Act = Object + Intention + Circumstances c Morality of Human Act = Knowledge + Freedom + Voluntariness d Morality of Human Act = End + Circumstances 8 Which statement reflects the maxim 'The end does not justify the means' as presented? a Circumstances can always fix a bad act b Only the end matters for morality c The end does not justify the means d The end justifies the means if the outcome is good

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Which of the following are Acts of Man?

Which statement best defines Human Acts?

What are the Three Bases of Moral Accountability for Human Acts?

Voluntariness states that an act is voluntarily intended when it is done with the aim, purpose, or goal of attaining a result. An act is negligent when it is done voluntarily but without care or precaution in avoiding a foreseeable event. True or False?

Which are the determinants of the Morality of a Human Act?

Which is an example of an End/Purpose determinant as shown in the slides?

What is the formula for Morality of Human Act?

Which statement reflects the maxim 'The end does not justify the means' as presented?