Final

Question 1

An intentional taking of one’s life

Answer 1

Suicide

Question 2

warfare or violence waged deliberately against innocent parties

Answer 2

Terrorism

Question 3

Punishment usually by death that is imposed in response to certain capital crimes such as murder, kidnapping, rape, and torture.

Answer 3

Capital Punishment

Question 4

Punishment should be given only when it’s deserved and to the extent it is deserved

Answer 4

Retributive (deserts) theory

Question 5

Punishment is justified only if it will bring about good consequences for everyone.

Answer 5

Utilitarian (results) theory

Question 6

Justice is served only if the victim of the crime is provoked with restitution or compensation for the harm done to him/her

Answer 6

Restitution (Compensation) theory

Question 7

Taking of a life

Answer 7

Killing

Question 8

An armed conflict openly carried on between nations or states or different parties of the same state.

Answer 8

War

Question 9

a that is considered as morally just, usually found in catholic teachings. War is a necessary evil

Answer 9

Just war

Question 10

Someone who has not been corrupted, is without fault,

Answer 10

Innocence

Question 11

Someone who takes part in a violent struggle in order to overthrow their government or another unjust govenrment

Answer 11

Freedom Fighter

Question 12

Questions about suicide:

Answer 12

Who owns your life?
How does taking your own life affect others and is the effect it has relevant?
Does suicide violate Duty or Virtue Ethics?

Question 13

Questions about defense of the innocent:

Answer 13

Is it ethical to kill someone in self defense or in defense of others?
Does war create an ethical reasoning for taking the life of an innocent?
Is capital punishment ethically justifiable?

Question 14

A good death

Answer 14

Euthanasia

Question 15

Not starting curative treatment when its not possible and ending treatment when it’s not working

Answer 15

Allowing someone to die

Question 16

Taking direct action to end a patient’s life

Answer 16

Mercy Death

Question 17

Direct action to end a life without permission

Answer 17

Mercy Killing

Question 18

Mercy Death

Answer 18

Assisted Suicide

Question 19

no direct action

Answer 19

passive euthanasia

Question 20

direct action

Answer 20

active euthanasia

Question 21

irreversible and total brain damage

Answer 21

brain death

Question 22

the idea that a patient has the right to choose when or how they die, aka Dying w/ Dignity

Answer 22

Right to Die

Question 23

Controlling pain and symptoms to a dying patient

Answer 23

Ordinary care

Question 24

Keeping a patient alive to prolong dying

Answer 24

extraordinary care

Question 25

palliative care, ending the pain

Answer 25

hospice

Question 26

An intentionally deceptive measure in the form of a "statement"

Answer 26

lying

Question 27

not stating certain information that is vital to a decision, relationship, or other important human activity

Answer 27

lies of omission

Question 28

direct statements that are outright lies

Answer 28

lies of commission

Question 29

to deceive by tricking; swindle; to mislead; to act dishonestly or practice fraud

Answer 29

cheat

Question 30

a declaration assuring that one will or will not do something; a vow

Answer 30

promise

Question 31

to fail to conform to or to act contrary to or violate the promise

Answer 31

to break a promise

Question 32

taking something without right or permission, generally in a surreptitious way

Answer 32

stealing

Question 33

felonious taking and removing of another's personal property with the intent of permanently depriving the owner

Answer 33

Larceny

Question 34

Opposed to promising, stealing, cheating, and lying at any time

Answer 34

Non-Consequentialist views

Question 35

Accept promising, stealing, cheating, or lying if the greatest good consequences would result

Answer 35

Consequentialist views

Question 36

Would not necessarily take a stand for or against promising, stealing, cheating, or lying unless they felt like doing so

Answer 36

Act Non-consequentialist

Question 37

Has more relevance in regard to promising, stealing, lying and cheating than other moral issues

Answer 37

Domino argument

Question 38

most common type of marriage between men and women

Answer 38

monogamy

Question 39

having more than one husband and wife

Answer 39

polygamy

Question 40

having more than one husband

Answer 40

polyandry

Question 41

having two wives or two husbands

Answer 41

bigamy

Question 42

free love, communal type of living arrangement

Answer 42

group marriage

Question 43

agreement legal or nonlegal between people to live together and share each others lives in a deep way

Answer 43

marriage

Question 44

occurring outside of marriage

Answer 44

extra marital

Question 45

voluntarily engaging in sexual activity other than marriage partner

Answer 45

adultery

Question 46

two or more people in a group may have sexual relations as they so desire on a free basis

Answer 46

free love

Question 47

difficult to define, film or live display

Answer 47

pornography

Question 48

other sexual lifestyles, if others agree then there's no reason why they should not be allowed

Answer 48

wife swapping/swinging

Question 49

refers to sexual relations prior to marriage, referred to in bible as fornication

Answer 49

premarital sex