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Worksheetsfinal exam
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
According to deontological ethics, the morality of an action is determined by
It’s consequences
The character of the person acting
The intention and adherence to duty or rules
The amount of pleasure it produces
According to Kant, there are two kinds of maxims. What are they?
Hypothetical and subjective
hypothetical and categorical
Subjective and optimistic
None above
Mill’s utilitarianism is an example of what kind of moral theory?
Social Contract Theory
Consequentialism
Deontology
NONE ABOVE
Aristotle believed that virtue lies in:
Following universal moral laws.
Doing whatever maximizes happiness.
Choosing the mean between two extremes.
Performing actions out of a sense of duty.
Kants categorical imperative is a deontological moral rule
True
False
According to Aristotle, virtues are:
Products of habit
Unknowable
Natural
None
According to mill, what has intrinsic value?
Happiness
Life
Virtue
