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Advanced English II Final Study Guide

Total questions: 138

Worksheet time: 2hrs 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Oedipus left Corinth, the home of his youth, in an effort to avoid

a)

Fulfilling a terrible prophecy

b)

Participating in the great war

c)

Having his ankles pinned together

d)

Finding out the true identity of his parents

2.

Oedipus and Jocasta's daughters were _________ and ________

(a)  

3.

The Choragus is

a)

the son of Laius

b)

Leader of the Chorus

c)

Servant of the Queen

d)

Brother of Kreon

4.

With what does Oedipus stab out his eyes?

a)

His dagger

b)

Kreon's sword

c)

Jocasta's brooches

d)

Claws of the Sphinx

5.

Why is there a plague in the city of Thebes?

a)

The Sphinx is back

b)

Ares wants to invade

c)

Murders are rampant throughout the city

d)

The murderer of Laius (Laos) is unresolved

6.

The crime Oedipus accuses Kreon of committing is

a)

Theft

b)

Homicide

c)

Lying

d)

Treason

7.

Where was King Laius killed?

a)

Thebes

b)

The Crossroads

c)

Corinth

d)

Mount Cithaeron

8.

According to the details and stories in Part One, how did Laius (Laos) die?

a)

Killed by Oracle at Delphi

b)

Killed by thieves

c)

Died of old age

d)

Killed by Sphinx

9.

Oedipus leaves his children with Kreon, but he is more worried about...

a)

His sons; he knows that they will fight each other for kingship

b)

Kreon, Oedipus doesn't think he can handle them

c)

His daughters; Oedipus is afraid they will never marry

d)

Thebes; Oedipus has left his beloved city-state broken

10.

According to Aristotle, ________ is the highest form of drama

a)

Comedy

b)

History

c)

Tragedy

d)

Action

11.

When the audience knows more than the characters on stage it is called _______

a)

Total Irony

b)

Situational Irony

c)

Dramatic Irony

d)

Directional Irony

12.

What was the answer to the Sphinx's riddle: What goes on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet in the evening?

a)

A goat

b)

A bear

c)

A man

d)

A woman

13.

Teiresias is a

a)

King of Thebes

b)

Blind prophet

c)

Oedipus' wife and mother

d)

Saved Oedipus from death

14.

This was the most important part of the costume in Ancient Greek theater.

a)

Wig

b)

Shoes

c)

Mask

d)

Tunic

15.

Excessive pride is best described as

a)

Catharsis

b)

Hubris

c)

Hamartia

d)

Catastrophe

16.

What is an oracle?

a)

A computer program

b)

A doctor

c)

A fortune teller

d)

A mystic ball of light

17.

What happens to the Sphinx after Oedipus solves the riddle?

a)

It lets Oedipus pass

b)

It cries

c)

It kills itself

d)

Oedipus kills it with a sword

18.

The opening scene of a Greek drama is the

a)

Ode

b)

Prologue

c)

Exodus

19.

Who wrote the play (Antigone)

a)

Aristotle

b)

Socrates

c)

Shakespeare

d)

Sophocles

20.

Polyneices and Eteocles are

a)

Creon's sons

b)

Greek gods

c)

Antigone's brothers

21.

Creon declares that anyone who disobeys his decree not to bury Polyneices will be

a)

enslaved

b)

imprisoned

c)

poisoned

d)

put to death

22.

By insisting on the burial of Polyneices, Antigone is showing all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Respect for the laws of the gods

b)

Love for Polyneices

c)

Hatred for Eteocles

d)

Stubborn courage

23.

When Antigone is brought by the sentry to face Creon, she...

a)

Implicates Ismene

b)

Accuses the sentry

c)

Admits her guilt

d)

Denies her guilt

24.

The Chorus in Antigone...

a)

Takes a leading role in the action of the play

b)

Is the voice of the people

c)

Does not comment on the action of the play

d)

Clearly lets Creon know they disagree with him

25.

Teiresias states the only crime is...

a)

Money

b)

Greed

c)

Pride

d)

Not being a fan of Star Wars

26.

How did the guards manage to capture Antigone?

a)

They removed the dirt from Polyneices' body and waited to see who came back

b)

Ismene told the sentries where to find her

c)

When she was going back to the body, she tripped, making a large noise

d)

They didn't capture her, she turned herself in

27.

Besides being Antigone's uncle, how else are Creon and Antigone related?

a)

They are cousins

b)

Antigone is engaged to Creon's son

c)

Antigone is the mother of his child

d)

Creon and Antigone are both siblings to Oedipus

28.

How does the city feel about Antigone's crime?

a)

They want Creon to execute her publicly

b)

They do not view it as a crime, but as a loving sister caring for her dead brother

c)

They believe that Antigone's body should suffer that same fate decreed to Polyneices

d)

They believe that Antigone should be merely banished and not executed.

29.

Who is Eurydice?

a)

Antigone's mother

b)

Antigone's sister

c)

Creon's wife

d)

Creon's only daughter

30.

What is King Creon's reaction to Teiresias' message?

a)

He repents his errors and tries to make amends

b)

He is glad that the gods will relent if Antigone apologizes

c)

He believes that that Teiresias is lying to him and that he is no prophet

d)

He angrily refuses to yield because he does not want to appear weak

31.

What crime has Polyneices committed in the opinion of the king?

a)

Murder

b)

Treason

c)

Theft

d)

Adultery

32.

How are Antigone and Ismene related?

a)

They are cousins

b)

Antigone is Ismene's daughter

c)

They are sisters

d)

Ismene is Antigone's daughter

33.

What does Creon say that men pray for?

a)

Loyal wives

b)

Dutiful sons

c)

Subordinates who follow orders unquestioningly

d)

The strength to do what is right and pleasing in God's eyes

34.

What does Creon sarcastically say would have men singing forever?

a)

Lewd women

b)

Their own pride

c)

Their greed

d)

If death could be postponed by singing

35.

A serious play in which the main characters suffer from a flaw

a)

Tragedy

b)

Strophe

c)

Prologue

d)

Eurydice

36.

Describe Haemon's reaction when Creon entered Antigone's tomb

a)

He put Antigone's dead body at Creon's feet

b)

He ran in fear of being accused of treason

c)

He attacked Creon

d)

He wept in his father's arms

37.

How has Teriesias' prophecy that Creon would pay to the gods "flesh of (his) own flesh" come true?

a)

Creon was forced to yield a pound of flesh as a burnt-offering

b)

Creon's only daughter was struck down by the gods in vengeance for Antigone

c)

Creon's son has killed himself

d)

Creon's lineage is cursed by the gods for twenty generations

38.

What does Choragos claim is "always punished" by the gods?

a)

Greed

b)

Lust

c)

Big words

d)

Treason

39.

Describe Creon's death sentence for Antigone.

a)

She will be hanged by the neck until dead

b)

She will be shot at dawn

c)

She will be locked in a stone tomb with only enough food for one day and left to die.

d)

SHe will publicly be stoned to death

40.

Who does Antigone blame for her terrible misfortune

a)

Creon

b)

Polyneices

c)

Oedipus

d)

Haemon

41.

This character says: "I alone am guilty. I know it, and I say it."

a)

Creon

b)

Eurydice

c)

Antigone

d)

Haemon

42.

This character says: "If I am young, and right, what does my age matter?"

a)

Ismene

b)

Antigone

c)

Haemon

d)

Creon

43.

At the end of the play, this character wishes only for death

a)

Creon

b)

Antigone

c)

Haemon

d)

Eurydice

44.

When Ismene is brought before Creon, she

a)

Stabs herself to death in remorse

b)

Is rejected by Antigone

c)

Attempts to share responsibility for the illegal burial

d)

is rejected by Antigone and attempts to share responsibility for the illegal burial

45.

This character tells Creon: "I did not do it. I did not see who did it. You must not punish me for what someone else has done."

a)

Ismene

b)

Haemon

c)

Antigone

d)

The Sentry

46.

What happens at the beginning of chapter five that serves as the "turning point" for Bilbo?

a)

Getting separated from the dwarves

b)

Finding Gollum

c)

Finding the ring

d)

Finding the boat

47.

What has roots as nobody sees, is taller than the trees, up up it goes, and yet never grows

a)

The wind

b)

The sun

c)

A mountain

d)

A tree

48.

What happens when Bilbo wears the ring?

a)

He becomes inedible

b)

His hair becomes incredible

c)

He becomes invisible

d)

He becomes invincible

49.

Why did the goblins rarely travel to the edge of the water deep inside the cave?

a)

They were annoyed by Gandalf's riddles

b)

The depths of the cave were largely untraveled, and some goblins who whent exploring never returned

c)

Gollum attacked and ate unsuspecting goblins

d)

Water makes goblins vaporize

50.

How had Bilbo "been saved by pure luck" from Gollum?

a)

He begged for more time

b)

A goblin stumbled past, distracting Gollum

c)

Gollum tripped over a rock

d)

Bilbo wore shoes that made it hard to hear his footsteps

51.

Why were Kili and Fili sent on this mission in chapter four?

a)

They were experienced at tracking footsteps in muddy conditions

b)

They knew how to hunt animals better than the other dwarves

c)

They were the youngest of the group and had the sharpest eyes

d)

They were the fastest and strongest in the group

52.

What is dangerous about the caves in chapter four?

a)

You don't know what may be waiting inside for you

b)

Poisonous snakes hide in there

c)

You can't start a fire because the smoke will make it hard to breathe in a cave

d)

It's isolated from water resources

53.

While they were sleeping in the cave, how does Bilbo's scream help?

a)

It scared the goblins away because they thought EVERYONE was asleep

b)

It woke Gandalf, so he could defend himself before the goblins got him

c)

It woke up the dwarves who were then able to protect the ponies

d)

It woke up Thorin who cast a magical spell that froze time

54.

What are Beater and Biter?

a)

Defense moves Bilbo learns from Thorin

b)

The two famous goblin swords

c)

The roads you have to take to the Lonely Mountain

d)

The Great Goblin's children

55.

What are Wargs?

a)

Evil horses

b)

Evil dragons

c)

Evil camels

d)

Evil wolves

56.

While the head of the goblins was called the Great Goblin, what was the head of the eagles called?

a)

Head of the Eagles

b)

Master Eagle

c)

The Dominator

d)

Lord of the Eagles

57.

Why won't the eagles take the adventurers anyhwere near where human men live?

a)

They fear being shot

b)

They fear encountering Smaug

c)

They cannot breathe in man's pollution

d)

They are suspicious of the adventurers' motives.

58.
What is Bokanovsky's Process?
a)

Learning at an accelerated rate

b)
Hatching humans already full grown
c)
A technique used for creating Alphas and Betas
d)
Creating numerous people from one embryo
59.
How are children in the Nursery conditioned to dislike books and flowers?
a)
By preventing the children from ever seeing books or flowers
b)
By using hypnopaedia to teach them that they are worthless
c)
By spanking the children when they approach books or flowers
d)
By sounding alarms and shocking the children
60.
Why are the lower-caste children conditioned to dislike flowers but love sports?
a)
To make sure they never leave their caste.
b)
To destroy their creativity.
c)
To make them buy things and keep the economy running.
d)
To make them strong and unemotional.
61.
What is hypnopaedia?
a)
A sport that uses elaborate machinery.
b)
A way to create babies from tubes.
c)
The drug used to keep everyone happy.
d)
A type of sleep teaching used to instill morals.
62.
What does Elementary Caste Consciousness teach the children?
a)
To love their caste and reject all others.
b)
The importance of each caste and how do move into a new one.
c)
How to do their future jobs.
d)
Complex, scientific theories.
63.
Who is Mustapha Mond?
a)
The Director of the center for hatcheries and conditioning.
b)
An epsilon semi-moron.
c)
One of the ten World Controllers.
d)
The man Lenina has been seeing for too  long.
64.
The World State was created because of...
a)
The Nine Years' War
b)
World War III
c)
A lack of democracy
d)
A new religion
65.
Why does Fanny try to convince Lenina to be more promiscuous? 
a)
Because she thinks Lenina is lonely
b)
Because she thinks Henry Foster is treating Lenina poorly
c)
Because “every one belongs to every one else”
d)
Because she thinks Bernard Marx is attractive
66.
Lenina comments "What a horrible colour khaki is" (62). What does this show?
a)
That her personality is not as likeable as it seems.
b)
That she is different from everyone else, just like Bernard.
c)
That she has been spending too much time with Henry.
d)
That hypnopaedia works and is almost unnoticeable to them.
67.
What are people used for after they die and are cremated in the World State?
a)
Their ashes are used for scientific research.
b)
They are not used, but just dumped into the air.
c)
Their phosphorus gasses are used for agriculture. 
d)
Their phosphorus gasses are used for creating new humans.
68.
Why is Lenina rethinking her decision to go to Savage Reservation with Bernard?
a)
She feels unworthy of being Bernard's date.
b)
She is afraid of the savages.
c)
She thinks that Bernard's behavior is odd.
d)
She is afraid of flying such a long distance.
69.

Lenina and Bernard see that the Indians living area has garbage, dust, dirt and flies. Lenina says that "cleanliness is next to __________."

a)

Godliness

b)

Fordliness

c)

Civilness

d)

None of the above

70.

Why does Lenina wish she had brought some soma with her to Savage Reservation?

a)

It helps her get a good night's sleep.

b)

Then she would not have to deal with her feelings about Bernard by herself.

c)

She enjoys the way soma makes her feel.

d)

Then she would not have to deal with her feelings about the Indians by herself.

71.

Lenina is _____________ by the sight of Linda.

a)

Overjoyed

b)

Frightened

c)

Jealous

d)

Repulsed

72.

What is Linda's caste?

a)

Alpha

b)

Epsilon

c)

Beta

d)

Detla

73.

What does the reader learn about the Indians at Savage Reservation?

a)

The reader learns about their customs and culture.

b)

The reader learns that the Indians were frightened of white people.

c)

The reader learns how well educated the Indians are.

d)

The reader learns how the Indians make their clothes.

74.
make up for a mistake
a)
maudlin
b)
atone
c)
parody
d)
reciprocate
75.
Quaff means
a)
to argue
b)
to embarrass
c)
to drink heavily
d)
to cry mournfully 
76.

What did the D.H.C. do at the beginning of Chapter 11?

a)

He punishes Bernard

b)

He takes a long vacation

c)

He Resigns as Director

d)

None of the above

77.

What does John call the Director that embarrasses him?

a)

Daddy

b)

Father

c)

Traitor

d)

Murderer

78.
What is Bernard trying to get Lenina to understand about their existence?
a)
That soma is not required.
b)
That they are better than those at the Reservation.
c)
That the Reservation is just a place that doesn't matter.
d)
That soma can help deal with the Reservation.
79.
Who are John's parents?
a)
Lenina and Bernard
b)
Lenina and the World Controller
c)
Linda and Bernard
d)
Linda and the D.H.C.
80.
Where does the novel get its title?
a)
Shakespeare's Tempest
b)
Dickens' Great Expectations
c)
Tolstoy's War and Peace
d)
Huxley's own imagination
81.
Who is Pope'? 
a)
a father figure for John
b)
a tribal leader
c)
Linda's boyfriend/husband on the reservation
d)
a visitor from London
82.
What does John learn to do that gives him a feeling of superiority to the other boys at the Reservation?
a)
Make pottery
b)
Read
c)
Hunt
d)
Makes his own ceremony 
83.
What does Pope' give John?
a)
mescal
b)
soma
c)
A Shakespeare book
d)
a book of Mother Goose Rhymes
84.
What does Pope bring Linda?
a)
a book
b)
a new rug
c)
mescal
d)
soma
85.
What does John think of when he sees Lenina sleeping?
a)
How much she looks like his mother's old pictures.
b)
Romeo and Juliet
c)
Taking her home with him
d)
How sorry he is that she is with Bernard
86.
What do John and Bernard have in common?
a)
They are both smarter than average.
b)
They are both lonely and outcasts.
c)
They are both in love with Lenina.
d)
They both want the best for Linda.
87.
Which of the following is a happy memory John has of growing up with Linda?
a)
She taught him to weave.
b)
She sang nursery rhymes to him.
c)
She told him all about his father.
d)
She promised to someday take him back to London.
88.
Why doesn't John unzip Lenina's pajamas?
a)
Someone breaks a window.
b)
He hears a Bernard.
c)
Lenina begins to wake up.
d)
He knows it's wrong.
89.

What does it mean for a society to have the "Illusion of Utopia"?

a)

It means citizens in the society didn't want to live in a dystopia anymore because they were unhappy, so they moved to a utopia

b)

The "Illusion of Utopia" is a magic trick that is often performed by the leaders in a dystopian society to entertain the children and old people

c)

"Illusion of Utopia" does not exist in any societies

d)

It means that the people in the society believe they are living in the best kind of society, better than what existed before and better than what else could exist now

90.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a dystopian novel?

a)

The Giver

b)

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

c)

The Hunger Games

d)

Maze Runner

91.
A dystopian protagonist usually:
a)
Is satisfied with their society
b)
is physically stronger than most people
c)
is dissatisfied with society and feels trapped
d)
is the leader of the dystopian society
92.
Dystopias are usually set in the...
a)
past
b)
present
c)
future
d)
myth
93.

The term “utopia” became popular because of a book that __________ wrote

a)

George Washington

b)

Sir Thomas Moore

c)

Upton Sinclair

d)

B.F Skinner

94.

A "motif" is

a)

A. A sophisticated reason for someone to act

b)

B. Another term for a theme statement

c)

C. reoccurring unit or idea in a text

d)

Both A and B

95.

What is NOT considered a popular motif for dystopian literature?

a)

Good vs. Evil

b)

Evil and Control

c)

Control vs Freedom

d)

Nature vs. Mechanistic World

96.

Which statement best expresses the theme of the story (Examination Day)?

a)

It’s better to downplay your own intelligence.

b)

The government has been known to violate people’s rights.

c)

High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.

d)

People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.

97.
Who developed a  psychoanalytic personality theory which involved the id, ego and superego?
a)
B.F. Skinner
b)
Erik Erikson
c)
Sigmund Freud
d)
William Golding
98.

The quality that Thorin most displays in chapter one is

a)

Kindness

b)

Arrogance

c)

Humility

d)

Strength

99.

Which description best characterizes a typical Baggins?

a)

They are highly materialistic and selfish

b)

They commonly embark on secret adventures

c)

They tend to lack the respect of their peers

d)

They are plain folk who seek comfort in life's simple pleasures

100.

Why doesn't Bilbo recognize Gandalf at first?

a)

Gandalf, a "skin-changer," disguised himself as an animal

b)

Gandalf disguised himself as a beggar

c)

Since Gandalf had not visited The Hill in a long time, it was impossible for Bilbo to have recognized him

d)

Gandalf made himself invisible; Biblo could only hear his voice

101.

The morning after the unexpected party...

a)

Thorin confesses he lied about his family's wealth

b)

Bilbo is surprised at how the dwarves' departure disappoints him

c)

Bilbo sees Smaug flying in the distance

d)

Gandalf begins to question whether Bilbo is fit for the journey

102.

Who are Bert, Tom, and William?

a)

Trolls

b)

Goblins

c)

Dragons

d)

Zombies

103.

Who is the first dwarf to be captured by Bert, Tom, and William?

a)

Dori

b)

Balin

c)

Gandalf

d)

Smaug

104.

The name of the mountain where Smaug protects his stolen treasure...

a)

Fire Mountain

b)

Lonely Mountain

c)

Scorched Mountain

d)

Lovely Mountain

105.

What does Elrond discover about the adventurers' map?

a)

That it features mysterious markings

b)

That it was created by Thorin's great-grandfather

c)

That it is leading the adventurers in the wrong direction

d)

That it is only a matter of time before the map vanishes

106.

What does Elrond tell the adventurers about the weapons they retrieved from the trolls?

a)

They were made by the trolls

b)

They were made by High Elves of the West (Elrond's kin)

c)

They were made by Gollum

d)

They were made by goblins

107.

1. Where is Lucentio from, and what is he doing in Padua?

a)

Lucentio is from Pisa, and he will study philosophy

b)

Lucentio is from Florence, and he will study philosophy.

c)

Lucentio is from Florence, and he will study art.

d)

Lucentio is from England, and he will study music.

108.

What comes over Lucentio as he watches Bianca?

a)

He falls in love with her.

b)

He wants to teach her.

c)

He wants her father's money.

d)

He will go talk to her so Tranio can marry her.

109.

Why does Petruchio feel so confident he can withstand Katherine?

a)

Petruchio will drink a lot, so he will ignore Katherine.

b)

Petruchio has been through a lot of dangerous situation, he is not worried about a woman's "sharp tongue."

c)

Petruchio thinks his love for money will be greater than anything Katherine says to him.

d)

Petruchio is attracted to women like Katherine.

110.
Whom does the Lord ask to pretend to be the drunkard's wife?
a)
Merriman, the page.
b)
Soto, the player
c)
The player king
d)
Bartholomew the page
111.
When he awakens, what is the first thing the drunkard requests?
a)
A small pot of ale.
b)
A bottle of sack.
c)
His wife.
d)
For them to turn down the lights.
112.

To annoy; irritate

a)

Conformable

b)

Petticoat

c)

Chafe

d)

Swain

113.

To hit

a)

Cuff

b)

Swain

c)

Gamut

d)

Conster

114.
The Taming of the Shrew is a 
a)
romance
b)
fable
c)
comedy
115.
Bernard and Hemlholtz's friendship is based upon their...
a)
desire to overthrow the BNW.
b)
awareness of their individuality.
c)
desire for Lenina
d)
desire to write poetry
116.
What is decanting?
a)
a party for Alphas in which soma is mixed with alcohol
b)
a process of removing fetuses from bottles in which they were matured
c)
a process for extracting savages from electrical wires
d)
the method used for recyceling synthetic wires
117.
The World State's Motto is:
a)
Community, Identity, Stability
b)
Community, Identity, Sterility
c)
Community, Independence, Freedom
d)
Community, Independence, Stability
118.
Soma is:
a)
A drug-like substance citizens use to enhance their mood
b)
A liquor that allows citizens to feel true emotions
c)
A drug-like substance citizens use to forget everything they encountered that day
d)
A liquor that tastes like blueberries
119.

(noun) a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality.

a)

asset

b)

caste

c)

appalling

d)

benevolently

120.

What will eventually happen to Linda after taking 20 grammes of Soma a day?

a)

She will die

b)

Her aging will be reversed

c)

She will forget everything that has happened

d)

She will become the new director

121.

How are children conditioned to accept death?

a)

They are taught about heaven

b)

They are given treats when visiting dying people

c)

They are shocked if they say negative things about death

d)

They are given soma

122.

Why are Shakespeare and scientific research banned?

a)

Art, literature, and scientific inquiry would upset the stability of society

b)

The controller hated Shakespeare in high school and failed science classs

c)

Shakespeare was found to be a fraud and science just another form of religion

d)

none of these

123.

What is a freemartin?

a)

It's another name for the lowest class, Epsilons

b)

It's another name for a Malthusian belt.

c)

It's another name for the highest class, Alphas

d)

It's a woman who is sterilized before birth.

124.

How do the people respond to the word "mother"

a)

It is a term of honor

b)

It is considered smut.

c)

Every woman is a mother to every other child.

d)

The women still have babies (are vivapourous)

125.

Who is able to, surprisingly, quote from Shakespeare?

a)

John

b)

Helmholtz

c)

Bernard

d)

Mustapha Mond

126.

Matthew Israel founded the ______ Center which conducted inhumane behavioral modification techniques on autistic children

a)

Judge Judy

b)

Judge Rotenberg

c)

Judge Thomas

d)

Judge and Jury

127.
The "Id" is defined as which part of your human personality?
a)
Based on morals and judgments about  right and wrong 
b)
Dealing with reality
c)
Needing to look good
d)
Meeting basic needs
128.
What is classical conditioning?
a)
Learning caused by pairing and association of two stimuli
b)
Learning by responding to environmental stimuli
c)
Learning explained by its consequences
d)
Learning explained by modelling 
129.
Who is the psychologist known for Classical Conditioning
a)
Ivan Pavlov
b)
Sigmund Freud
c)
Skinner
d)
E.L Thorndike 
130.
Pavlov's initial interest in classical conditioning was stimulated when he observed his research dogs salivating at the sight of
a)
Food
b)
The attendants / sound of the bell
c)
Saliva
d)
The food dish
131.

What kind of information and literature is used in dystopian societies in order to control what the citizens know and the information they have access to?

a)

Propaganda

b)

Newspapers

c)

Control over the internet

d)

Burn all the books

132.
Near the end of the play, Oedipus requests that he be —
a)
given a new trial
b)
publicly executed
c)
forgiven
d)
banished to a mountain
133.
This term refers to an argument that appeals to logic
a)
Logos
b)
Ethos
c)
Pathos
d)
Rhetorical Fallacy
134.
Which statement best defines the concept of “ethics”?
a)
Ethics is the ability to tell the difference in right and wrong behavior.
b)
Ethics is trying to judge people by what they believe and do.
c)
Ethics is a society’s standards of conduct based on moral values and principles of its members.
d)
Characteristics that bring people praise and admiration.
135.
Who said "We should behave to others as we wish others to behave to us"?
a)
Jesus
b)
Aristotle
c)
Confucius
d)
Mababharata
136.
What best describes Kant's Categorical Imperative?
a)
No exceptions, no excuses
b)
Rule of Reciprocity
c)
Rule of Respect
d)
Ethics over nonethics
137.

Under what circumstances does Kant think it is permissible not to tell the truth?

a)

To save a life

b)

never

138.

What does Kant mean when he says that a moral law must be universalisable?

a)

It should follow different laws in different countries

b)

It should be a law applied to everyone