1. Ultrasound studies have shown that fetuses do in fact start moving as --------
---- weeks after fertilization
Correct : A. early as six
2. In any case, the capacity for physical motion – or the lack of it – has nothing
to do with the seriousness of one’s claim for continued life – Who holds this position?
Correct : B. conservatives
3. ‘Silent scream’ is related with:
Correct : A. Abortion
4. Liberalist argued that----------------------- is the morally crucial dividing line
between the newborn baby and the fetus.
Correct : D. consciousness
5. --------------- argued that consciousness is the morally crucial dividing line
between the newborn baby and the fetus.
Correct : A. liberalists
6. Opponents of abortion really want to uphold the right to life of the human
being from ------------------, irrespective of whether it is conscious or not.
Correct : C. conception
7. ----------------- of abortion really want to uphold the right to life of the human
being from conception, irrespective of whether it is conscious or not.
Correct : B. opponents
8. The conservative is insisting that the development from the embryo to the
infants is a:
Correct : D. gradual process
9. Who is insisting that the development from the embryo to the infants is a
gradual process?
Correct : B. conservatives
10. ‘The laws prohibiting abortion do not stop abortions, but merely drive them
underground’. – Who argues this position?
Correct : D. Canadian Royal Commission
11. ‘A law that has more bad effects than good ones is a bad law’ – This
statement is related with:
Correct : A. Restricted laws of abortion
12. A law that has more bad effects than good ones is a bad law – Who suggested
this view?
Correct : A. liberalists
13. Conservative claim that --------------is the deliberate killing of an innocent
human being, and in the same ethical category as murder.
Correct : B. abortion
14. Who claim that ‘abortion is the deliberate killing of an innocent human
being’?
Correct : B. conservatives
15. Conservatives argued that abortion is as same as:
Correct : C. murder
16. Who is the author of the book On Liberty?
Correct : B. J.S. Mill
17. John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty give support to the ------------------ feminist
argument related with abortion.
Correct : D. second
18. ‘There must remain a realm of private morality and immorality that is, in
brief and crude terms, not the law’s business.’ This view is widely accepted among --------------
Correct : B. liberal thinkers
19. Peter Singer put ------------ as the criteria for antiabortion stand point instead
of the criteria of ho*mo sapiens.
Correct : B. intrinsic value
20. ‘Not the law’s business’- is:
Correct : A. Liberalist argument
21. The Greek term Euthanasia means :
Correct : D. good death.
22. According to the dictionary, ‘Euthanasia’ means:
Correct : B. a gentle and easy death .
23. The term euthanasia normally implies -------------------------of life by another at
the explicit request of the person who wishes to die.
Correct : A. an intentional termination
24. Now Euthanasia is generally defined as the act of killing an -----------------out
of concern and compassion for that person’s suffering.
Correct : C. incurably ill person
25. Euthanasia is sometimes called :
Correct : D. mercy killing.
26. Assisting suicide is not against the law in ---------
Correct : C. Michigan
27. -------------is not against the law in Michigan.
Correct : D. Assisting suicide
28. --------------- built a ‘suicide machine’
Correct : B. Dr. Jack Kevorkian
29. Dr. Jack Kevorkian built a -----------
Correct : A. suicide machine
30. Which country legalised voluntary euthanasia?
Correct : D. Netherlands
31. It has been estimated that about -------------each year result from
euthanasia in Netherlands
Correct : A. 2,300 deaths
32. Euthanasia as -------------- when the person killed is capable of consenting
to her own death, but does not do so, either because she is not asked, or because she is asked and chooses to go on living
Correct : A. involuntary
33. If a human being is not capable of understanding the choice between life and
death, euthanasia would be :
Correct : B. non-voluntary
34. The case of Louis Repouille is an example for:
Correct : B. non- voluntary
35. According to the -------------- Euthanasia is usually separated into two
categories:
Correct : A. methods
36. In many jurisdictions, active euthanasia can be considered:
Correct : C. murder
37. In many jurisdictions, ---------------can be considered Manslaughter
Correct : D. active euthanasia
38. ---------------------is accepted by professional medical societies, and by the
law under certain circumstances.
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
39. --------------- occurs when the medical professionals, or another person,
deliberately do something that causes the patient to die.
Correct : D. active euthanasia
40. Active euthanasia occurs when the medical professionals --------do
something that causes the patient to die.
Correct : A. deliberately.
41. Withholding or withdrawing certain treatment and letting a patient to die is
called:
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
42. Injecting morphine to kill a incurably ill person is a:
Correct : D. active euthanasia
43. Switch off life-support machines- is related with
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
44. Disconnect a feeding tube- is related with
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
45. Don't carry out a life-extending operation - is related with
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
46. Don't give life-extending drugs- is related with
Correct : C. passive euthanasia
47. The standard ways of distinguishing between active and passive euthanasia
Correct : B. act versus omission
48. The CMA supports ------------is morally permissible in certain circumstances