Question

According to utilitarianism, the motive behind an action is relevant to

Select one:

A. the morality of the action.

B. the worth of the agent who performs the action.

C. both a and b

D. none of the above

Mill argues that utilitarianism __________ the existence of God.

Select one:

A. is inconsistent with

B. necessitates

C. follows from

D. is consistent with

Mill claims that secondary moral principles

Select one:

A. have no exceptions.

B. sometimes conflict.

C. are of use only to the feeble minded.

D. all of the above

Mill claims that the corollaries of the principle of utility

Select one:

A. are unknowable.

B. admit of no improvement.

C. are of no practical use.

D. admit of indefinite improvement.

On Mill's view, whose happiness is relevant for determining right conduct?

Select one:

A. only the agent's own happiness

B. only the agent's own happiness and the happiness of the agent's loved ones

C. only the happiness of those who deserve to be happy

D. the happiness of all concerned

Answer 1

1) Option D is the correct answer.

Because it is morally irrelevant and not any of the above.

2) Option D is the correct answer.

Is consistent with

Because God is every where in consistent form.

3) Option B is the correct answer.

Sometimes conflict.

Because

It is like those who are in issues sometimes leads to it.

4) Option D is the correct answer.

admit of indefinite improvement.

5) Option D is the correct answer

The happiness of all concerned

Because. Happiness is relevant for correct behaviour of person