Philosophy 001 - Introduction to Philosophy » Spring 2021 » Chapter 7 Quiz

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Question #1
A theory that measures the morality of an action by its consequences is a
A.   Deontological theory
B.   Prudential theory
C.   Consequentialist theory
D.   Divine command theory
Question #2
RIchard Taylor is a(n)
A.   Virtue ethicist
B.   Rule utilitarian
C.   Ethical relativist
D.   Act utiliatarian
Question #3
Epictetus was a(n)
A.   Presocratic
B.   Stoic
C.   Aristotelian
D.   Skeptic
Question #4
Who developed the categorical imperative?
A.   Mill
B.   Aristotle
C.   Aquinas
D.   Kant
Question #5
Immanuel Kant said that the only thing that has absolute, unqualified moral value is
A.   Good will
B.   Moderation
C.   God
D.   Happiness
Question #6
The second version of the categorical imperative enjoins us to
A.   Act only according to universal laws
B.   Treat others as ends in themselves
C.   Treat others as mere means
D.   Maximize happiness for everyone involved
Question #7
What is the human problem that Buddhism is concerned with?
A.   Angst
B.   Justice
C.   Happiness
D.   Suffering
Question #8
Bentham was a utilitarian
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #9
Aristotle can best be described as a utilitarian
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #10
Immanuel Kant is a consequentialist moral philosopher
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE

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