Chapter 1 Self-Quiz

. Hobbes's theory of morality is

. According to Pojman, morality is a necessary condition for

. Hobbes developed a moral and political theory based on

. In Lord of the Flies, the defects of society are traced back to defects in

. According to Hobbes, in physical and mental abilities, nature has made us basically

. Hobbes says that we exchange some of our liberty for

. During the English civil wars, Hobbes supported

. Hobbes claimed all of the following except

. Hobbes found that a principal cause of conflict among people is

. For Pojman, a key purpose of morality is to promote

. Pojman writes that one of the purposes of morality is to ameliorate human suffering.

. Hobbes writes that in a state of nature, life is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.

. Pojman agrees with Hobbes that people are self-interested egoists.

. Hobbes contends that living without a social contract would be a horrific nightmare of existence.

. Pojman thinks we need a social contract to fulfill God's plan.

. Golding's story symbolizes the triumph of morality and civilization over brutish desires.

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