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Question #1
______ is the branch of ethics that deals with the nature of morality.
A.
Epistemology
B.
Metaethics
C.
Religion
D.
Metaphysics
Question #2
Which one of these is NOT a metaethical question?
A.
Does God exist?
B.
What is morality?
C.
Are there moral facts?
D.
Where does morality come from?
Question #3
If you think people in one culture should not criticize the morals of another culture, you are:
A.
a moral anti-realist
B.
a moral realist
Question #4
Which one of these is NOT a typical belief of a moral relativist?
A.
Some things are universally morally wrong.
B.
Moral truth is relative to culture.
C.
You should not criticize another culture's moral code.
Question #5
"Same-sex marriage is legal in Argentina, but illegal in Peru." This statement is an example of:
A.
normative relativism
B.
metaethical relativism
C.
descriptive relativism
Question #6
"Outside the context of a culture, there are no moral truths." This statement is an example of:
A.
normative relativism
B.
descriptive relativism
C.
metaethical relativism
Question #7
"It is morally wrong for you to judge another culture's moral code." This statement is an example of:
A.
metaethical relativism
B.
normative relativism
C.
descriptive relativism
Question #8
"If two individuals or cultures disagree on a moral principle, at least one of them is wrong." This statement is an example of:
A.
moral anti-realism
B.
moral realism
Question #9
Juana: "Every young American should serve in the military for two years." Elena: "That's silly! What about people who are cognitively impaired or profoundly disabled?" Elena is disproving Juana's view by:
A.
begging the question
B.
mocking her
C.
reductio ad absurdum
D.
changing the subject
Question #10
"The majority of Republicans believe the 2020 U.S. presidential election was fraudulent. Therefore, it was fraudulent." This statement is an example of:
A.
moral realism
B.
moral anti-realism
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