Applied Ethics and Technology quizzes
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This GoConqr page gathers a small set of community-made quizzes on topics from conscience to euthanasia and the right to a child. They offer university students and professional candidates, school students, and teachers questions to practice or use in teaching. The quizzes span school and university levels. Pick a topic and try a quiz.
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- Moral Dilemmas and Ethical Reasoning5
- Philosophy of Technology9
- Ethics of Science and Emerging Technologies12
- AI and Computer Ethics5
- Medical Ethics14
- Abortion Ethics22
- Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide14
- IVF and the Right to a Child13
- Genetic Engineering Ethics6
- Animal Ethics6
- Sexual Ethics7
- Business and Professional Ethics13
- War and Peace Ethics6
- Global Justice and Human Rights9
Quizzes
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60 questionsEthics Final
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40 questionsPHIL Exam 4 "Pornography is sexually explicit material intended to produce sexual excitement in the consumer" is a norm...
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40 questionsPHIL Exam 4 Study Guide 2 "Pornography is sexually explicit material intended to produce sexual excitement in the consumer" is a norm...
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25 questionsPhil Final Part 6 According to Rachels, the AMA policy allows decisions to be made on irrelevant grounds
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25 questionsPhil Final Part 5 The Miller Test is a test used to determine if an intentional termination of life is euthanasia.
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11 questionsUntitled According to James Rachels, the 1973 AMA statement
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8 questionsEuthanasia In Christian Ethics what factor would be considered the most important?
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8 questionsRight to a child quiz Who said 'A right is something that is due to a person because that individual qualifies for it?'
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2 questionsConscience introduction
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8 questionsAbortion Quiz What does Kant believe is the main moral duty when it comes to abortion?
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8 questionsAbortion When would it be acceptable to get an abortion?
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8 questionsAbortion What can be seen as a morally accepted reason for abortion?
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6 questionsEuthanasia What is voluntary euthanasia?
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5 questionsEuthanasia What is the sanctity of life
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5 questionsEuthanasia What is active euthanasia?
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7 questionsL5: Human Person Flourishing in S&T Terms
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8 questionsThe Right to a Child Catholics agree with Surrogacy.
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4 questionsAS Ethics-Abortion Utilitarianism allows abortion if the woman chooses to have one.
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4 questionsEuthanaisa What is Euthanasia?
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2 questionsUntitled
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These quizzes offer questions on conscience, abortion, euthanasia and the right to a child. They also include broader ethics exam material. Some focus on a single topic, while others bring questions from different areas together.
Conscience introduction is a starting point for questions about moral judgment. For questions on fertility and choice, try Right to a child quiz. The quizzes titled Euthanasia and Abortion offer ways to focus on those topics.
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Which quiz is a good place to start?
Conscience introduction is a starting point if you want to work with questions about moral judgment. For a specific topic, Right to a child quiz includes questions about choice, IVF and surrogacy. You can also choose a quiz titled Euthanasia or Abortion.
Are these quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every quiz listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account can save your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these quizzes for?
The collection includes material at university and school levels. University students and professional candidates can use the questions to practice ethical topics, while school students can work on topics they are studying. Teachers can also explore the quizzes for questions to use in teaching.