Deck 1: The Overall Introduction

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Which of the following is not an actual ethical theory?

A) consequentialism
B) deontology
C) utilitarianism
D) principalism
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Which of the following is a criticism of utilitarianism?

A) It does not account for justice.
B) It is based on utility.
C) It is deontological.
D) It deals with social contracts.
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"Duty" is a key component of the philosophy of:

A) John Stuart Mill
B) Immanuel Kant
C) Aristotle
D) John Locke
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According to social contract theory, society is established by_________ .

A) the government
B) force
C) agreement
D) virtue
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Which pair of philosophers are social contract theorists?

A) John Stuart Mill and John Locke
B) John Locke and John Rawls
C) John Rawls and James Johns
D) John Stuart Mill and John Rawls
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Consequentialism is a type of philosophical theory that .

A) is concerned with sequences
B) is concerned with duty
C) is concerned with the results of actions
D) is considered to be out of date
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The two types of Utilitarianism are_______ .

A) consequence and rule
B) consequence and end
C) end and good
D) act and rule
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Immanuel Kant can be classified as a(n)_______- .

A) uilitarian
B) social contract theorist
C) aristotelian
D) deontologist
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John Rawls is most concerned with __________.

A) Justice
B) Deontology
C) Virtue
D) Socioeconomics
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Virtue ethics places an emphasis on a person's___________ .

A) character
B) position in society
C) results
D) will
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Industry brings job and pollution.
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Deontology focuses on rights.
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Utilitarianism need not be selfish.
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John Stuart Mill is a utilitarian.
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Immanuel Kant is a social contract theorist.
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John Locke is a social contract theorist.
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Virtue theory ethics emphasizes character.
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Aristotle's philosophical system includes moral virtue.
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Rawls begins his theory with a natural-rights position.
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Deck 1: The Overall Introduction
1
Which of the following is not an actual ethical theory?

A) consequentialism
B) deontology
C) utilitarianism
D) principalism
principalism
2
Which of the following is a criticism of utilitarianism?

A) It does not account for justice.
B) It is based on utility.
C) It is deontological.
D) It deals with social contracts.
It does not account for justice.
3
"Duty" is a key component of the philosophy of:

A) John Stuart Mill
B) Immanuel Kant
C) Aristotle
D) John Locke
Immanuel Kant
4
According to social contract theory, society is established by_________ .

A) the government
B) force
C) agreement
D) virtue
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Which pair of philosophers are social contract theorists?

A) John Stuart Mill and John Locke
B) John Locke and John Rawls
C) John Rawls and James Johns
D) John Stuart Mill and John Rawls
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Consequentialism is a type of philosophical theory that .

A) is concerned with sequences
B) is concerned with duty
C) is concerned with the results of actions
D) is considered to be out of date
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The two types of Utilitarianism are_______ .

A) consequence and rule
B) consequence and end
C) end and good
D) act and rule
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Immanuel Kant can be classified as a(n)_______- .

A) uilitarian
B) social contract theorist
C) aristotelian
D) deontologist
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John Rawls is most concerned with __________.

A) Justice
B) Deontology
C) Virtue
D) Socioeconomics
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Virtue ethics places an emphasis on a person's___________ .

A) character
B) position in society
C) results
D) will
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Industry brings job and pollution.
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Deontology focuses on rights.
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Utilitarianism need not be selfish.
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John Stuart Mill is a utilitarian.
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Immanuel Kant is a social contract theorist.
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John Locke is a social contract theorist.
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Virtue theory ethics emphasizes character.
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Aristotle's philosophical system includes moral virtue.
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Rawls begins his theory with a natural-rights position.
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