Either way that we solve the Euthyphro dilemma, we know that God must be

Question 1

Either way that we solve the Euthyphro
dilemma, we know that God must be the source of ethical rules.

True
False

Question 2

A sentimentalist would argue that you have
to do the action yourself so that you can experience the feeling of approval or
disapproval that the action warrents.

True
False

Question 3

The sorts of obligation that we talk about
in ethics are:

merely opinions.

obligations that we can ignore when we are
making “business decisions.”

obligations that are not generated by the
law.

obligations that are generated by law.

Question 4

Which moral theory confuses what people
should do with what they actually do?

utilitarianism

virtue ethics

cultural relativism

divine command theory

Question 5

What is another word for something that is
okay to do, but not required?

obligatory

permissible

impermissible

imperative

Question 6

The philosopher Jeremy Bentham is most
closely associated with the thical theory of:

Deontology

Sentimentalism

Virtue

Utilitarianism

Question 7

Which moral theory is about judging the one
who does the action, more than the action itself?

utilitarianism

sentimentalism

ethics of care

virtue ethics

Question 8

If you think morality comes from your own
self-interest, what moral theory do you hold?

kantianism

egoism

ethics of care

sentimentalism

Question 9

Your module refered to one of the theories
as “nonsense.” Which one was that?

Cultural Relativism

Confucianism

Feminism

Virtue Ethics

Question 10

If something has whatever feature is
important to your moral view, so it counts morally, what could you call it?

a human

an animal

an object

a person