get an A . Her high school has a few older PCs , but there are always long lines of students waiting to use them during the school day . After school , she usually works at a part-time job to help support her family . One evening Alexis visits the library of a private college a few miles from her family ‘ s apartment , and she finds plenty of unused PCs connected to the Internet . She surreptitiously looks over the shoulder of another student to learn a valid login / password combination . Alexis returns to the library several times a week , and by using its PCs and printers she efficiently completes the extra research projects , graduates from high school with straight A ‘ s , and gets a fullride scholarship to attend a prestigious university . 2.5 Marks Learning Outcome ( s ):
� Evaluate the pros and cons of ethical theories .
� Apply ethical theories to solve moral problems . Question Two
Consider the following scenario : Hasan was in third grade when he was caught cheating on his math quiz . He had been doing poorly in math and his parents had threatened that if he didn ‘ t raise his grades they wouldn ‘ t let him play on the baseball team . So he cheated . When the teacher asked him about it , he denied it at first , but finally admitted to writing down the answers ahead of time . A parent conference was called and Hasan had to sit with his parents , the teacher , and the principal to discuss the school policy on cheating and lying . On the way home , his father told Hasan he was deeply disappointed in him and expected more from him in the future . That night , Hasan felt like the whole world was against him , but he also felt