1. Kind of ignorance that cannot be
An impairment of knowledge that
dispelled by such reasonable
diligence.
Ans: Invincible Ignorance
2. Classification of human act which
stand neutral in relation to the norm
of morality
Ans: Indirect/ Amoral
3. A voluntary act performed with full
attention and full consent of the will.
Ans: Human Act
4. Voluntary omission of an act which
could have averted an evil from
another person or helped him to
secure a good.
5. Voluntary act that is not intended but
merely permitted as the inevitable
result of an object directly willed
Ans: Indirect Voluntary
6. Conscience which mistakenly Judges
something as morally good which is
objectively evil.
Ans: False
7. Conscience that corresponds to
objective moral values and precepts.
Ans: True
8. An impairment of free consent which
is an actual, momentary privation of
knowledge (lack of 100% attention)
Ans: Ignorance (If yung question is
saan based the answer is inattention)
9.
originated from deficient education,
Influence of bad company, reading
of misleading books etc.
Ans: Ignorance (if yung question is
saan based the answer is ignorance
out of error)
10. An impairment of free consent that is
a movement of a sensitive appetite
which is produced by good or evil as
apprehended by the imagination.
Ans: Passion/Concupiscence
11. An impairment of free consent that is
the shrinking back of the mind on
account of an impending evil.
Ans: Fear
12. An impairment of free consent that is
a compulsive influence brought to
bear upon one against his will by
some extrinsic agent.
Ans: Violence
13. An impairment of free consent which
incline one man more than another to
certain ways of reaction & conduct
& which have their roots in his
character & inherited propensities
Ans: Habit
14. Determinant source of morality of
Human Acts that is the reason for
w/c the agent undertakes an act.
Ans: Motive
15. Determinant source of morality of
Human Acts w/c an action primarily
& directly causes
 Ans: Object
16. Determinant source of morality of
Human Acts w/c are particulars of
the concrete human act which are not
necessarily connected with its object.
Ans: Circumstance
17. The effect which is not intended as
an end or a means.
Ans: Indirect
18. A It is alright for the patient to die
than suffer from sickness
B. Inevitable death from taking
medicine
C. Relief from pain & sickness
D. It is always evil to give drug to a
patient that would kill him
E. It is ok to die because of medicine
21.
Ans: D (Which is Applicable)
The motive of the doctor
19. A The intention of the doctor is to
relieve the person from sickness
B. The relief of the patient comes
first than his possible death
C. The sickness is not so grave, the
doctor gave her drugs
D. Taking medicine for cure of
sickness
E The motive of the doctor is to end
life of patient than cure
Ans: E (Which is not Applicable)
20. A. The doctor directly intended the
cure of sickness even if it can shorten
his life
B. Taking medicine to cure sickness
is always evil
C. To let a patient die by taking
drugs is OK
D. The doctor is not concerned
about the patient's life
E. Death because of taking is good
Ans: A (Which is applicable)
A. To end the life of the patient
B. To end painful sickness only
C. To let the patient be healed
D. To ease or temporarily relieve the
painful sickness
E. To experiment on how the drug
can cause the death of the patient
Ans: D
22.
The condition of the patient
A. Normal sickness
B. Painful sickness
C. Grave or fatal sickness
D. Psychological sickness
E None of the above
Ans: B
Action
Motive
Allowable
Principle Violated
(1. The action must be good or at least
indifferent
(2. The motive must be good
(3. The good effect must be more
important or at least equally
important as the evil effect
(4. The good effect must come before
the evil effect/ at least
simultaneous with it.)
1. In order to free the city of Manila
from the Japanese and put an end to
the war in the Philippines, Gen.
MacArthur ordered the bombing of
Intramuros, Manila, thus killing
many civilians and non-combatants.
Ans:
Bombing
Free the city of Manila from
the Japanese
yes
2. A Boy Scout leaps into the sea to
save a companion in danger of being
drowned, though he may lose his
life.
Ans:
Leaps into the sea
To save a companion
yes
3. A political boss builds a school in a
distant "barrio" in order to get the
votes of the people for an unworthy
and corrupt candidate
Ans:
Build a school
To get the votes of the people
No
Number 2
4. Both mother and child are in real
danger of death during a delivery. In
order to save the life of the mother,
the doctor directly crushes the head
of the child directly killing him.
Ans:
Directly crushes the head of the child
To save the life of the mother
No
 Number 1

5. A pregnant and gravely sick woman

is advised by a doctor to take certain
drugs and medicines. She knows that
thèse drugs will cause the death of
the fetus.

Ans:

To take certain drugs and medicines

To cure her sickness
Yes

6. In order to avoid disgrace, a

pregnant, unmarried woman takes
purgatives and drugs to induce
abortion.

Ans:

To take purgatives and drugs

Induce abortion and to avoid
disgrace
No
Number 2 and 3