1. Values have certain ranking or hierarchy, one value maybe higher or more significant than others, some values have higher worth than others. * o False o True 2. There is a subjective ranking of values, this ranking is not dependent on the preference of individuals. * o True o False 3. Which of the following has an intrinsic value? * o Car o Gasoline o Gadgets o Health 4. When we evaluate the morality of an action, we are primarily interested in what? * o Consequences o Extrinsic value o Right and wrong o Good and bad 5. They hold that values are dependent on desirers, and are relative to them. * o Subjectivists o Ethicists o Objectivists o Meta ethicists

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