Which of the following believes that there is African Bioethics?
a) K. G. Behrens
b) John Barugahare
c) Ademola Fayemi
d) a and c
e) a and b
2. Which of the following thinks that it makes more sense to speak of African Healthcare ethics than of African Bioethics?
a) K. G. Behrens
b) Ademola Fayemi
c) Godfrey Tangwa
d) Karori Mbugua
e) Peter Osuji
3. Possible characteristics and features of African bioethics include the following?
a) Community/communal values
b) Relationships and Harmony
c) Relational autonomy
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
4. According to Kevin Behrens, African thought or African Moral Perspective can contribute which of the following to bioethics.
a) Local technology
b) Importance of community
c) Essence of Personhood as a relationship with others
d) All of the above
e) b and c only
5. Which of the following is not one of the four Principlism that K. G. Behrens proposed for adoption by African Bioethics?
a) Respect for Persons
b) Beneficence
c) Justice
d) Harmony
e) Non-maleficence
6. The sources for the study of African ethics include which of the following?
a) Myths and legends
b) Proverbs, riddles, and wise sayings
c) Liturgy
d) Taboos and customs
e) All of the above
7. True or false?
There are some ethical values that are common to Africa and are also considered to be universal.
8. True or false?
Africans are notoriously religious and religion permeates every aspect of their life. Therefore, it is difficult to detach religion from African morality.
9. True or false?
The three perspectives of the nature of African morality are anthropological, social and humanistic, and religious.
10. True or False?
One of the implications of community/communal values in African morality is the absence of the concept of the common good which takes precedence over individual good?