The Preliminary Ethic Survey is a thought-provoking way to discover a person’s views regarding a moral question. As I am taking the survey, I had to briefly stop and deliberate some of the questions. The way I answered the questions was to consider all scenarios involved in the question before finalizing my answer. I must admit that some question was particularly difficult to answer because it requires a higher level of reasoning. It appears that certain questions could be interpreted dissimilar ways by different people. For example, in the question “It is always wrong to take a human life”, well we all should “agree” that taking a human life is always wrong but, there could be some contextual information making the answer a “strongly
