Caring and Epistemic Demands Multiple Choice

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. Zagzebski believes that we must care about having true beliefs

In the domains we care about. correct incorrect

In all domains. correct incorrect

If we want to be conscientious. correct incorrect

If we want to be caring. correct incorrect

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. Your beliefs are conscientiously held if you

Have all true beliefs. correct incorrect

Have mostly true beliefs. correct incorrect

Try your best to have true beliefs. correct incorrect

Try your best to have ethical beliefs. correct incorrect

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. Cassandra's curse was that

She could prophesy the future. correct incorrect

No one believed her prophecies. correct incorrect

She was seduced by Apollo. correct incorrect

She was made mute or voiceless. correct incorrect

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. What does Zagzebski say about knowledge?

Some of the values she has mentioned might be part of knowledge. correct incorrect

None of the values she has mentioned has anything to do with knowledge. correct incorrect

All of the values she has mentioned are required for knowledge. correct incorrect

There's no point in worrying about knowledge; conscientiousness is more important. correct incorrect

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. The values that Zagzebski discusses here are desirable because

We should be more rational in our beliefs and these values show us how. correct incorrect

We care about things as part of life, and these values naturally arise. correct incorrect

We should care about things more, and these values show us how. correct incorrect

We should be more caring toward our community, and these values help. correct incorrect