Ethics

Ethics Study Guide 20. How does rule utilitarianism ask that we consider the consequences of each of our actions? a. On a specific smaller scale b. According to a set of already defined rules c. On a sporadic basis d. As a general practice 21. What does the first categorical imperative state? a. To engage in acts that result in justice b. To act on the maxim that you can will, as a universal law c. To do no harm to others d. To put things into perspective by being organized in cognitions 22. Natural law is the most similar to ________________. a. Moral law b. Ethical law c. Practicality law d. Theoretical law 23. Which of the following is an intrinsic good, according to utilitarianism? a. Social justice b. Pleasure c. Autonomy d. Power 24. Which of the following is NOT necessary to act morally, according to utilitarianism? a. To consider all variables involved b. To regard everyone as equals c. To consider producing the greatest results for the greatest amount of people d. To act as the majority desires 25. Which of the following statements is false about natural rights? a. They are discovered through reason b. They are based upon human nature c. They are the foundation of most religious writings d. They are essential for our everyday functioning as people 26. What is natural law? a. ©2018 Achieve Page 92 of 116 Hypothetical b. Teleological c. Metaphorical d. Metaphysical