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Return to Part III: Contemporary Moral Problems
Multiple Choice Quiz
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One worry Regan raises about modern crop production centers on its:
productivity.
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chemical use.
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profitability.
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all of the above.
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In addition to leaving potentially dangerous residue in food, pesticides can also:
contaminate water supplies.
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cause acid rain.
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create "dead" lakes.
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all of the above.
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Among the causes of acid rain are:
sulfur oxide emissions.
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coal-burning power plants.
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nitrogen oxide emissions.
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all of the above.
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Because it puts people in general at the risk of harm, Regan refers to pollution as a:
public evils problem.
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threat to the common good.
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public nuisance.
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public emergency.
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According to Regan, factory farms are inefficient because:
they kill animals unnecessarily.
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much of the meat they produce goes unsold.
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they consume more protein than the produce.
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they cost more in upkeep than they make in profit.
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According to the philosopher Rene Descartes, animals like pigs, chickens, and cows are:
naturally inquisitive
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aware of their surroundings
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capable of experiencing pleasure and pain.
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none of the above.
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One principal contributing cause of endangering species Regan identifies is:
urban growth.
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hunting.
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climate change.
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all of the above.
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According to economic theories of value, endangered animal species:
are completely without value.
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have no value in themselves.
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must be saved from extinction.
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none of the above.
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