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Return to Part III: Contemporary Moral Problems
Multiple Choice Quiz
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Taylor claims that if the gods had implanted in Sisyphus an impulse to roll stones, they would have acted:
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mercifully
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cruelly.
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impermissibly.
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According to Taylor, the most appalling feature of Sisyphus's life is that:
it involves very difficult labor.
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it does not contain any variety.
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his struggle comes to nothing.
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it is filled with pain and devoid of pleasure.
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According to Taylor, the life of Sisyphus represents the life of:
individuals.
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nations.
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the human race.
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all of the above.
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In Taylor's view, the point of living is:
to pursue pleasure and avoid pain.
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to leave one's mark on the Earth after one's death.
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to enrich the lives of others.
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simply to be living.
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Taylor claims that if Sisyphus's labors were to culminate in a beautiful and enduring temple:
his life would be both meaningful and desirable.
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his life would be meaningful, but not desirable.
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his life would be desirable, but not meaningful.
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his life would be neither meaningful nor desirable.
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According to Taylor, if the gods had implanted in Sisyphus an impulse to roll stones, Sisyphus's life:
is now the best life.
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is now an even worse life.
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is now meaningful.
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is still meaningless.
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In Taylor's view:
objective and subjective meaning are both crucial to a good life.
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objective meaning is crucial to a good life, but subjective meaning is not.
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subjective meaning is crucial to a good life, but objective meaning is not.
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neither objective nor subjective meaning is crucial to a good life.
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Taylor concludes that the meaning of life comes from:
God.
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within us.
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nature.
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society.
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