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WorksheetsKant and the Right Theorists
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
Kant claims that the only good without qualification is the _____?
Legal rights
Good will
Universalizability
Moral Rights
To act ___ is to act from no other motive than the motive of doing what is right.
Morally
Ethically
Universalizability
Rightfully
German philosopher and one of the famous thinkers during
the modern period.
Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
Karl Marx
Plato
The thesis that any moral judgment must be equally applicable to every relevantly identical situation.
(a)
Which of the following features distinguish human beings as moral entities?
Freedom, rationality, and sentience
Freedom, emotions, and sentience
Freedom, rationality, and pleasure
Rationality, emotions, and sentience
According to the passage, what enables humans to determine the balance between pleasure and pain?
Rationality
Freedom
Emotions
Sentience
How can a person become entitled to legal rights in the Philippines?
By passing a citizenship test
By acquiring wealth or property
By birth or by choice
By having a high social status
According to Kant, which of the following best exemplifies the respect for person in the context of moral imperative?
Staying in a relationship solely to satisfy one's own desires
Helping someone without any personal gain
Using someone as a means to achieve personal goals
Engaging in mutually beneficial relationships
Which principle is associated with the first formulation of the categorical imperative?
Respect for person
Universalizability
Formula of humanity
Contradiction testing
According to Kant, what determines the moral goodness of an act in relation to universalizability?
The fulfillment of personal desires
The fulfillment of duties imposed by others
The contradiction between maxims or laws
The subjective nature of the maxim or law
