OACETT: Ethics Review Questions All
Solved Correctly.
Philosophy - Answer the study of the fundamental problems of puzzles of human existence
Define: Ethics - Answer the study of right and wrong, good and evil, justice and social and
political ideals
Logic - Answer the study of reason
Epistemoloy - Answer the study of knowledge
Metaphysics - Answer the study of existence and reality
Aesthetics - Answer the study of beauty and enjoyment
Morals - Answer beliefs about what is right and wrong that are internally determined
Laws - Answer written rules created by and enforced by the authority of a government and
the courts
Justice - Answer the concept of what is fair and equitable
Factual Statements - Answer either true or false (conceptually right and wrong)
Conceptual Statements - Answer about the meaning of a term or the scope or boundary of a
term when it is being defined
Moral Statements - Answer statements that something is right or wrong
Factual Disagreements - Answer appeal is made to factual or empirical considreations
Conceptual Disagreements - Answer arguments are presented about the appropriateness of
one definition as opposed to another
Moral Disagreements - Answer appeals are made to moral principles
Solved Correctly.
Philosophy - Answer the study of the fundamental problems of puzzles of human existence
Define: Ethics - Answer the study of right and wrong, good and evil, justice and social and
political ideals
Logic - Answer the study of reason
Epistemoloy - Answer the study of knowledge
Metaphysics - Answer the study of existence and reality
Aesthetics - Answer the study of beauty and enjoyment
Morals - Answer beliefs about what is right and wrong that are internally determined
Laws - Answer written rules created by and enforced by the authority of a government and
the courts
Justice - Answer the concept of what is fair and equitable
Factual Statements - Answer either true or false (conceptually right and wrong)
Conceptual Statements - Answer about the meaning of a term or the scope or boundary of a
term when it is being defined
Moral Statements - Answer statements that something is right or wrong
Factual Disagreements - Answer appeal is made to factual or empirical considreations
Conceptual Disagreements - Answer arguments are presented about the appropriateness of
one definition as opposed to another
Moral Disagreements - Answer appeals are made to moral principles
