Which moral dilemma would you find hardest to live with? Rank them from worst to least bad.

Your best mate is cheating on their partner and you know about it. Do you protect the friendship or tell the truth to someone who deserves to know? Either way, you lose something.

You discover a coworker has been quietly fiddling their expenses — nothing massive, but still wrong. Reporting them could destroy their career and your working relationships forever.

You watched the wrong person get blamed for a mistake that was partly yours. You said nothing in the moment — and now weeks have passed. Coming clean gets harder every day.

If you had to decide which of two people — a young stranger or an elderly loved one — received the last available treatment, could you live with either answer? This is the reality facing NHS triage every single day.

You care about animal welfare but can't resist a Sunday roast. Is half-hearted ethical behaviour better than none, or is the self-deception actually making things worse?