PHILO QUIZ CHAPTER 5

1. A person treats another person as a means when his/her actions towards them have their informed and voluntary consent.

• True

• False

1. Seeing others as non-persons on a theoretical level often leads to seeing others as non-persons on a practical level.

• True

• False

1. Human rights are rights that a person possesses by virtue of his/her citizenship which is acquired by birth or by choice.

• False

• True

Legal rights are universal rights and are inalienable.

• True

• False

Contractual rights are only beneficial if they are legally binding between two or more parties

• True

• False

1. Utilitarianism can either be hedonistic or non-hedonistic but is always agent-neutral.

• True

• False

1. The two classifications of consequentialism are role of desirable things and role of agent.

• False

• True

1. Deontological ethical theories state that a morally good action is determined by whether its maxim can be universal.

• True

• False

1. The principle of the golden mean advocates for finding a balance between excess and deficiency in moral virtues.

• True

• False

1. Capitalist Justice defines a just distribution as one in which members receive their share in proportion to their efforts.

• True

• False