Question

QUESTION 16

The following is an example of an argument from nature (i.e. based on nature), the "purpose' of the eyes is to see, therefore it is wrong to use one's eyes to flirt.

True

False

QUESTION 19

If you act out of duty, then you are following utilitarianism.

True

False

QUESTION 27

Moral consequences are important to Kant, but not Bentham.

True

False

2.5 points   

QUESTION 28

Ethical subjectivism says that morality is based on universal moral code.

True

False

2.5 points   

QUESTION 30

An argument for the legalization of marijuana cannot be made using utilitarianism.

True

False

QUESTION 32

"Way to go, Peyton!" is a factual statement and not an expression of the speaker's attitude.

True

False

Answer 1

Question 16

Answer: True

According to ethics of naturalism each natural object has a natural purpose and they're ought to fulfill that purpose.

Question 19

False

If one is acting on duty then s/he is following Kant's deontology

Question 27

False

Moral consequences were important to Bentham not Kant

Question 28

False

Morality is subjective according to ethical subjectivism

Question 30

False

Utilitarianism on the basis of maximum happiness may support legalization of marijuana

Question 32

False

No facts are presented in the statement,hence, not a factual statement.