PHI220-ETHICS _ Quizlet
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15 Multiple choice questions
Term
Which of the following is a weak inductive argument?
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
Krista's favorite composer is Tchaikovsky. Jason also likes Tchaikovsky. Jason and Krista
probably have a lot in common.
Janet studies every day and takes notes in class. She will probably do well in the class for
that reason.
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Term
Which of the following is an argument?
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
Janet studies every day and takes notes in class. She will probably do well in the class for
that reason.
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
My new cell phone charges to full capacity in 30 minutes. My best friend's new cell phone
does the same thing, and so does my sister's. It follows that all new cell phones recharge in
30 minutes.
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Term
Which of the following is a philosophical question?
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
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Term
Which of the following statements is true of ethics?
Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
The pursuit of truths that cannot be determined empirically
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
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Term
Which of the following statements reflects subjectivism?
Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
The pursuit of truths that cannot be determined empirically
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
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Term
Which of the following is the best definition for philosophy?
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
The pursuit of truths that cannot be determined empirically
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Term
Which of the following is a benefit of philosophy?
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
Philosophy improves understanding of argumentation.
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
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Term
Ingrid believes local businesses have obligations to their community.
Which branch of ethics does Ingrid's belief represent?
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
Is giving money the best way to help?
Uncogent
Normative ethics
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Term
Consider the following argument:
I should get a raise (
because I complete all my projects prior to the deadline, (
I arrive at work early and stay late, (
and I always receive positive comments on my work.
Which of the four numbered statements is the conclusion?
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Term
Which of the following is an inductive argument?
Janet studies every day and takes notes in class. She will probably do well in the class for
that reason.
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
My new cell phone charges to full capacity in 30 minutes. My best friend's new cell phone
does the same thing, and so does my sister's. It follows that all new cell phones recharge in
30 minutes.
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Term
Many people confuse topics of religion, social etiquette, and law with ethical topics.
Select the example related to social etiquette.
Judy invents a distasteful rumor about her competitor and tells it to her customers.
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Kevin should carefully consider each argument for or against artificial intelligence having
free will.
Nathan talks loudly on his cell phone while standing in line at the store.
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Term
Judy owns a bookstore/cafe that has always done pretty well. However, a new competitor
recently opened a block away, and Judy's business has decreased.
Which of the following decisions would likely constitute an impermissible action on Judy's part?
Kevin should carefully consider each argument for or against artificial intelligence having
free will.
Janet studies every day and takes notes in class. She will probably do well in the class for
that reason.
The goal of ethics is to search for truths in order to be a better person.
Judy invents a distasteful rumor about her competitor and tells it to her customers.
12 of 15
Privacy
Terms
Term
Which of the following considerations is ethically relevant to a person who's been asked for
money on the street?
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
The pursuit of truths that cannot be determined empirically
Can one sport be objectively better than another?
Is giving money the best way to help?
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Term
Kevin has thoroughly researched whether artificial intelligence can have free will.
In order to continue his philosophical inquiry, what should Kevin's next step be?
Janet studies every day and takes notes in class. She will probably do well in the class for
that reason.
Judy invents a distasteful rumor about her competitor and tells it to her customers.
Kevin should carefully consider each argument for or against artificial intelligence having
free will.
Dennis says that morality is a personal choice.
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Term
An argument is strong and the conclusion is true, but both premises are false.
Which of the following terms best describes the argument?
Normative ethics
Kevin should carefully consider each argument for or against artificial intelligence having
free will.
Uncogent
Is giving money the best way to help?
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English (USA)