A. Yourself
B. Other people.
C. Truthfulness
D. Family and friends.
E. Our fellow workers.
2. If we are loyal to people we like or are good to us, we are engaging in:
A. sentimental loyalty.
B. un-sentimental loyalty.
C. practical loyalty.
D. a Kohlberg Level 5 level of moral development.
E. amoral actions based upon the Golden Rule.
3. People at lower levels of moral development are more likely to direct their chief
loyalty to:
A. themselves.
B. people who can help or punish them.
C. people in their life or work communities.
D. society in general.
E. people who have less power than they do.
4. In the textbook, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times columnist Eric Deggans wrote that diversity
is all of these EXCEPT:
A. a gateway to fairness in media.
B. sometimes seen as a scam.
C. a gateway to financial success.
5. In the textbook, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times columnist Eric Deggans wrote that the
surest way to see how well a culture has blended into the “great American melting pot”
is to see:
A. that culture’s unemployment rate.
B. the percentage of that culture’s residents who speak English.
C. how it is depicted in television and movies.
D. how much money it contributes to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product.
E. how often that culture is mentioned in the news.