Chapter 21 Self Quiz

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. In his essay, LaBossiere suggests that the ideal utilitarian citizen would respond to the question of how to vote in what way?

By not voting at all correct incorrect

By voting for the lesser of two evils correct incorrect

By not voting, and engaging in other positive activities instead correct incorrect

By voting for a non-evil, third party candidate correct incorrect

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. In his essay, Smith outlines three conditions for calling voting bad. Which of the following is NOT one of those conditions?

It is irrational correct incorrect

It can clearly be shown to be motivated by deeply immoral beliefs correct incorrect

It is based in ignorance correct incorrect

It is for a morally corrupt candidate correct incorrect

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. At the close of his reply, LaBossiere makes three statements. Which of the following is NOT one of those statements?

Bad voters should not vote in okay states correct incorrect

Bad voters can vote in very good states correct incorrect

Good voters should vote in very bad states correct incorrect

Good voters should not vote in very bad states correct incorrect

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. In his reply, Smith discusses the difference between what two things?

Voting and advocacy correct incorrect

Advocacy and running for office correct incorrect

Voting and being a moral person correct incorrect

Democracies and dictatorships correct incorrect

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. Both LaBossiere and Smith are interested in the question "How should you vote?"

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect