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Virtue and Util

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Utilitarianism makes moral decisions based on...

a)

your intentions

b)

being the best human you can be

c)

the likely consequences

2.

Virtue ethics makes moral decisions based on...

a)

your intentions

b)

being the best human you can be (your character)

c)

the likely consequences

3.

The Philosopher we associate with Utilitarianism is...

a)

Aristotle

b)

Bentham

c)

Kant

4.

Hedonism is when we try to...

a)

maximise pleasure and maximise pain

b)

minimise pleasure and maximise pain

c)

maximise pleasure and minimise pain

d)

get rid of all pleasure and pain

5.

Pursuing pleasure is also known as

a)

equity

b)

hedonism

c)

consequences

d)

virtue

6.

One aspect of Utilitarianism is equity. The other two are...

a)

consequences and eudaimonia

b)

consequences and virtue

c)

hedonism and virtue

d)

consequences and hedonism

7.

Aristotle described two types of vices, these are...

a)

excess and deficiency

b)

excess and equity

c)

excess and increase

d)

deficiency and hedonism

8.

Eudaimonia means...

a)

living well, flourishing

b)

getting as much as you can

c)

being respected by everyone you meet

d)

achieving great things

9.

Deficiency means...

a)

you are a good person

b)

too much

c)

too little

d)

nothing

10.

Which group of Philosophers talk about 'The Greatest Happiness Principle'?

a)

Kantians

b)

Virtue Ethicists

c)

Utilitarians