Amoral vs Immoral 🔒

This 9-question quiz sorts out two words that are easy to mix up: amoral and immoral.

You fill in the blank in sentences like ___ actions might include lying, stealing and cheating. by picking the word that fits.

The key difference is awareness. Immoral means going against what is known to be right, while amoral means having no sense of right and wrong in the first place, the way an animal or a machine has none. Once you see that gap, the choices get much clearer.

Recommended level: intermediate.

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Question 1

In some societies, it is ___ to beg for money.

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Robin Hood did not consider it to be ___ to steal from the rich.

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Are people basically bad and ___?

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Has the end of teaching right and wrong in schools caused an ___ community?

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Some say that business should be ___ and have nothing to do with ethics.

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Is it ___ for colleges to buy cars and houses for their sports team players?

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___ actions might include lying, stealing and cheating.

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Would ___ management help decision-making to be more neutral?

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Animal behavior appears to be ___.

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