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Ethics Quiz: Utilitarianism & Morality

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to ethical theories, primarily focusing on utilitarianism, deontology, and moral relativism. Each question includes four answer options, the correct answer is indicated, and a time limit for answering is provided. The questions cover various philosophers, concepts, and critiques associated with these ethical frameworks.

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Ethics Quiz: Utilitarianism & Morality

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to ethical theories, primarily focusing on utilitarianism, deontology, and moral relativism. Each question includes four answer options, the correct answer is indicated, and a time limit for answering is provided. The questions cover various philosophers, concepts, and critiques associated with these ethical frameworks.

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Question Text

Question TypeOption 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option Correct


5 Answer
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Which ethiMultiple C Virtue ethiUtilitarian Deontolog Moral relativism 2 30
Who is cons Multiple C John StuartJeremy Be Aristotle Immanuel Kant 2 30
What motivMultiple C Pleasure a Wealth an Honor and Fear and hope 1 30
What are thMultiple C Law and orReason andPleasure a Power and wealth 3 30
What is BeMultiple C It is equiv It is a mea It is unach It is irrelevant to ethi 1 30
In which wo Multiple C Critique of IntroductioThe RepublUtilitarianism 2 30
What signiMultiple C Abolition oReform BillWomen’s su Industrial regulation 2 30
Who is know Multiple C Jeremy Be Immanuel John StuartAristotle 3 30
According tMultiple C Pleasure Happiness Wealth Virtue 2 30
How does M Multiple C Happiness Pi leasure isHappiness Pi leasure is an end, ha 4 30
Which typeMultiple C HedonisticDeontologiQualitativeAbsolute 3 30
Why did MiMultiple C It did not It was too It was ove It ignored moral duty 1 30
According tMultiple C Physical pl Pleasures oPleasures oWealth-based pleasur 2 30
What are ex Multiple C IntellectuaPhysical apArtistic ac Moral actions 2 30
What adjust Multiple C Focused onAdded mora EmphasizedIncluded social contra 3 30
How does Mi Multiple C Quality is Quantity isQuantity oBoth are equally impo 1 30
What exampl Multiple C A rich persWatching aA happy chiStudying versus work 2 30
Why does M Multiple C They lack i Humans are Animals arHumans seek purely p 1 30
What doesMultiple
M C IntellectuaSatisfactio Simple ple All pleasure is equally 1 30
In utilitar Multiple C It maximizeIt forms th It ensures jIt is the standard for 4 30
What consti Multiple C Satisfying Bringing haMaximizingFollowing religious te 3 30
Which ruleMultiple C The goldenKant’s cateThe social The law of nature 1 30
According toMultiple C Never Only in emYes, for th Only if legally require 3 30
When are le Multiple C When theyWhen theyWhen theyWhen c they are outda 2 30
Who argued Multiple C Aristotle Gandhi Kant Plato 2 30
What is theMultiple C It is morall It is a pers It is only It has no moral implic 1 30
How does M Multiple C As morally As morally As irreleva As necessary but unw 1 30
What exampl Multiple C Legal puni Privacy rig Freedom ofRights to assembly 2 30
Why mightMultiple
o C For individ For the c To promoteTo avoid conflict 2 30
What doesMultiple
t C It is alway It is accep It is allow It is never justified 2 30
When could Multiple C When perso When others Only whenNever 2 30
Are moral rMultiple C Yes, they aNo, they arOnly in speNone of the above 2 30
In utilitar Multiple C The potentiReligious bSocial acc Legal necessity 1 30
How does Mi Multiple C It requires It promotesIt is irrele It prevents social conf 1 30
What critiqMultiple C It ignores qIt is too si It is outda It is religiously biased 1 30
Answer explanation

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