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Ethical dilemmas quiz — Mind & society The “Ethical dilemmas” quiz — Mind & society. It has 25 questions in five categories: Fair Shares, Harm's Way, Truth and Trust, Choice and Care, Future People. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Fair Shares 100 A friend asks a favour. Which famous moral guide says to treat them as you would want to be treated?
200 A town debates who gets a shared fund and who pays its costs. What kind of justice concerns such allocations?
300 You set society's rules…
In the game400 Neighbours pay for a…
In the game500 You must pick a…
In the gameHarm's Way 100 A runaway streetcar heads for five people; a switch would send it toward one. What famous moral puzzle asks whether you pull it?
200 A charity can help many strangers or give a smaller benefit to your friend. Which ethical theory seeks the greatest total well-being?
300 You refuse to kill…
In the game400 Pain relief may shorten…
In the game500 You would wade into…
In the gameTruth and Trust 100 You broke a friend's vase and could blame the cat. Which virtue calls for owning up?
200 A patient tells a doctor something private; a relative asks for details without permission. What duty protects the patient's information?
300 A ruler could unite…
In the game400 Two suspects are questioned…
In the game500 You want to make…
In the gameChoice and Care 100 A doctor explains a treatment and its risks; the patient must decide whether to agree. What is that voluntary agreement called?
200 A cafeteria puts fruit at eye level but leaves cake on offer. What is this gentle change to the way choices are presented called?
300 A doctor hides a…
In the game400 A rule says split…
In the game500 You wake up connected…
In the gameFuture People 100 A town wants resources now but also wants future residents to meet their needs. What approach to development seeks both?
200 A new chemical may seriously harm a river, but the evidence is incomplete. What principle supports protective action before certainty?
300 Each fishing boat takes…
In the game400 A town wants to…
In the game500 Our choices will decide…
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