WorksheetsS1 Virtue and Util
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What country was Aristotle from?
Italy
Greece
Sparta
Egypt
Utilitarianism makes moral decisions based on...
your intentions
being the best human you can be
the likely consequences
Virtue ethics makes moral decisions based on...
your intentions
being the best human you can be
the likely consequences
The Philosophers we associate with Utilitarianism are...
Aristotle and Bentham
Bentham and Mill
Aristotle and Mill
Kant and Bentham
Hedonism is when we try to...
maximise pleasure and maximise pain
minimise pleasure and maximise pain
maximise pleasure and minimise pain
get rid of all pleasure and pain
Bentham thought all pleasure is good. This approach is called...
qualitative
quantitative
Pursuing pleasure is also known as
equity
hedonism
consequences
virtue
The three aspects of Utilitarianism we looked at are...
consequences, eudaimonia, equity
equity, consequences, virtue
hedonism, virtue, consequences
consequences, hedonism, equity
Aristotle described two types of vices, these are...
excess and deficiency
excess and equity
excess and increase
deficiency and hedonism
Deficiency means...
you are a good person
too much
too little
nothing
Eudaimonia means...
living well, flourishing
getting as much as you can
being respected by everyone you meet
achieving great things
Virtue Ethics focus on the _____________ of the individual
Action
Experience
Mind
Character
Virtue Ethics was created by which philosopher?
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
Immanuel Cant
Which of these is a deficient vice of bravery?
Rash
Unfriendly
Cowardly
Modesty
Which of these is an excessive vice of friendly?
Flattering
Patronizing
Envious
Boastful
According to Aristotle, the end goal for human is ____________
Wealth
Power
Happiness
Success
What is meant by morality?
The extent to which an action is right or wrong
The study of the existence of God
A way of grouping people according to their family origin
I don't know
Aristotle claims that pleasure is not the only good.
True
False
Virtue is the ________ between two extremes.
Answer
Difference
Sum
Golden Mean
consequences are...
to do with flourishing
the result of an action
too little of something
to do with the development of your character
The hedonic principle is based on:
Consequences
Pleasure
Equality
