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Ethical Dilemmas Quiz

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Match the ethical dilemmas with their best course of action:

Damaged Book = Politely express your disappointment and ask if he/she can help repair it. Bullying Classmate = Report the bullying to a trusted adult and offer support to the victim. Birthday Party = Politely decline the invitation and offer an honest but kind reason. Graded Assignment = Talk to your teacher and explain the grading mistake, seeking a fair assessment.

Match the ethical dilemmas with their best course of action:

Cheating in Game = Confront your friend privately and explain why cheating is unfair. Extra Change = Return the extra change to the cashier and be honest about the mistake. Family Vacation = Discuss everyone's preferences and work together to find a destination that suits everyone. Household Chores = Complete your chores with a positive attitude to help your family.

Match the scenarios with the corresponding actions:

Friend Returns Damaged Book = Politely express disappointment and seek help to repair it. Classmate Being Bullied = Offer support and report to a trusted adult. Unpleasant Party Invitation = Decline honestly yet kindly. Mistakenly Graded Assignment = Explain the mistake to the teacher.

Match the ethical dilemmas with the responses that promote integrity:

Game Cheating = Confront your friend about unfairness. Marketplace Mistake = Return the extra change to the cashier. Vacation Planning = Collaborate to choose a vacation spot. Weekend Chores = Help with chores positively. Signup and view all the answers

Match the scenarios with their ethical solutions:

Damaged Book by Friend = Communicate disappointment and request repair help. Bullying Incident = Actively support the victim and report the issue. Invited to Dreadful Party = Kindly decline with a valid reason. Wrong Grade Received = Address the grading issue with the teacher. Signup and view all the answers

Match the scenarios to their appropriate ethical actions:

Friend Returns Book Damaged = Ask for help to repair it. Bullying Situation at School = Report and support the victim. Unwanted Party Invitation = Decline gracefully. Mistake on Graded Work = Discuss the incorrect grading. Signup and view all the answers

Match the ethical dilemmas to their best responses:

Cheating while Playing = Discuss fairness with your friend. Extra Change from Cashier = Return the money honestly. Family Trip Planning = Find a compromise that suits everyone. Weekend Chores Request = Assist with chores graciously. Signup and view all the answers

Match the ethical dilemma scenarios to their recommended courses of action:

Returning a Damaged Book = Seek an amicable solution. Witnessing Bullying = Intervene and report. Classmate's Birthday Party = Decline thoughtfully. Teacher's Grading Error = Clarify the grading issue. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Ethical Dilemmas

The document presents scenarios with ethical dilemmas and possible courses of action.
Each dilemma has multiple choice options for resolving the situation.
The "best answer" is highlighted for each dilemma, emphasizing the most ethical and appropriate course of action.

Scenario Examples

Scenario 1: Returning a damaged borrowed book: The best option is to politely express disappointment and ask for help with repairing it.
Scenario 2: Witnessing bullying: The best option is to report the bullying to a trusted adult and offer support to the victim.
Scenario 3: Attending a classmate's party: The best option is to politely decline the invitation and offer an honest but kind reason.
Scenario 4: Receiving a mistakenly higher grade: The best option is to talk to the teacher and explain the grading mistake, seeking a fair assessment.
Scenario 5: Playing a game with a cheating friend: The best option is to confront the friend privately and explain why cheating is unfair.
Scenario 6: Receiving extra change: The best option is to return the extra change to the cashier and be honest about the mistake.
Scenario 7: Planning a family vacation: The best option is to discuss everyone's preferences and work together to find a destination that suits everyone
Scenario 8: Helping with household chores: The best option is to complete your chores with a positive attitude to help your family.

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Test your understanding of various ethical dilemmas through multiple-choice scenarios. Each situation outlines possible actions and highlights the most ethical choices. This quiz will challenge your moral reasoning and decision-making skills.