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In China, the older a person becomes the greater respect the person receives. This seems contradictory to the policy of: |
| | A) | one child per family |
| | B) | one male child per family |
| | C) | one female child per family |
| | D) | one male and one female child per family |
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American philosopher, Jane English attempted to end the "battle" between parents and their children about whether or not the children "owed" the parents for all they had done for them. Her belief was: |
| | A) | the child did owe the parents and therefore should care for their elderly parents |
| | B) | the child did not owe the parents; what was done was done out of love |
| | C) | if the parents are paying for college, the child owes them to study and earn the best grades he/she can |
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Which of the following is NOT considered a good basis for a parent-child relationship? |
| | A) | the need of the parent |
| | B) | the ability of the grown child |
| | C) | the resources of the grown child |
| | D) | the resources of the parents |
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In Band of Brothers, Private Albert Blithe hid during combat because he thought he was afraid. Lt. Speirs advised Blithe that it was not fear, but _____________that prompted Blithe's action. |
| | A) | love for his country |
| | B) | hope of survival |
| | C) | desire to go home |
| | D) | cowardness |
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In The Life of Tom Horn, Horn explains that he did rescue Sergeant Murray. However, according to Horn, it was not only an act of courage, but also an obligation. Why? |
| | A) | Horn had taken Sergeant Murray into the combat |
| | B) | Horn didn't know Murray, but knew he could not survive. |
| | C) | Horn was trying to elevate his position with the Army |
| | D) | none of the above |
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Dharma, in "King Yudisthira and the Dog", showed compassion to the dog. As a result Dharma was taken to heaven to meet his wife and four brothers. The dog transformed into a _______________giving Dharma the privilege to ascend to heaven. |
| | A) | unicorn |
| | B) | god |
| | C) | chariot |
| | D) | horse |
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Through compassion, although secondary to making a profit, Schindler is able to save the lives of more than 1,100 Jews. He bargains with the Nazi officers for Jewish men, women , and children to: |
| | A) | work in his factory |
| | B) | become house servants |
| | C) | put them on the front line of combat |
| | D) | save their lives in order to serve the Nazi regime |
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The foundation of the Narrative, "Eat Drink Man Woman", is based upon: |
| | A) | the notion that men are superior to women |
| | B) | the conflict of gratitude children should have toward their parents |
| | C) | the discussion following Chu's announcement to leave the family home |
| | D) | the divorce of Jin-Rong |
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"Pay It Forward" brings gratitude to the forefront for the reader. However, other moral lessons can be learned. It also highlights the theories of: |
| | A) | psychological egoism |
| | B) | altruism |
| | C) | selfishness |
| | D) | A and B |
| | E) | B and C |
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For a person to feel the reward of helping/assisting someone else, perhaps a total stranger, the recipient must acknowledge: |
| | A) | gratitude |
| | B) | reward |
| | C) | selfish |
| | D) | saddened |
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