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Foundations of Ethics

Ethics

An introductory look at the concepts of fairness, honesty, and civic responsibility for elementary students.

ethics morals values citizenship

18 Questions Easy Ages 5+ Aug 28, 2026

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1 Which of these is defined as the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles?

A Integrity
B Jealousy
C Laziness
D Impatience

2 What is the term for the requirement to be accountable for one's own actions?

A Negligence
B Responsibility
C Avoidance
D Indifference

3 What does it mean to treat people with fairness and impartiality?

A Favoritism
B Justice
C Exclusion
D Selfishness

4 Which virtue involves showing kindness and concern for others?

A Cruelty
B Compassion
C Rudeness
D Apathy

5 What is the act of telling the truth called?

A Deception
B Honesty
C Exaggeration
D Secrecy

6 Which term describes the practice of respecting the rights and property of others?

A Vandalism
B Respect
C Carelessness
D Disruption

7 What do we call a set of rules that a group or society agrees to follow?

A Chaos
B Laws
C Opinions
D Suggestions

8 Which action is considered a breach of trust?

A Keeping a promise
B Being punctual
C Breaking a promise
D Helping a friend

9 What is the term for the fair distribution of resources and opportunities?

A Inequality
B Equity
C Hoarding
D Exclusion

10 Which term describes a person who helps others in their community without being paid?

A Volunteer
B Employee
C Customer
D Spectator

11 What is the opposite of 'being a bully'?

A Intimidation
B Harassment
C Kindness
D Mockery

12 Which of these is a key part of resolving a disagreement peacefully?

A Shouting
B Listening
C Ignoring
D Fighting

13 What is a 'golden rule' often associated with ethical conduct?

A Treat others as you want to be treated
B Always look out for yourself
C Rules are only for adults
D Winning is the most important thing

14 What describes the act of giving credit to someone else for their work?

A Plagiarism
B Theft
C Honesty
D Concealment

15 Which quality involves not giving up when a task is difficult?

A Perseverance
B Impulsiveness
C Quitting
D Laziness

16 What is it called when you consider how your actions affect the natural environment?

A Sustainability
B Wastefulness
C Neglect
D Pollution

17 Which term describes the act of saying 'sorry' when you have done something wrong?

A Defiance
B Apologizing
C Denial
D Blaming

18 What does it mean to show 'tolerance' toward someone?

A Excluding them
B Accepting differences
C Mocking beliefs
D Ignoring others

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