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Chapter 13 Self-Quiz
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A view is speciesist if it says that humans are more morally important than animals by virtue of
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being members of Homo sapiens.
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being members of a species with morally special capacities.
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being members of a more powerful species.
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Which of the following arguments entails that it is generally morally wrong to kill animals?
the Power Argument
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the Emotional Attachment Argument
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the Argument from Marginal Cases
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the Hypocrisy Argument
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Supporters of meat-eating and animal experimentation usually argue that
we cannot compare the moral importance of humans and non-human animals.
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humans and non-human animals have equal moral importance.
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humans are more morally important than non-human animals.
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non-human animals are more morally important than humans.
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According to the Dependency Argument, it is morally acceptable for humans to treat farm and lab animals however best suits their interests because
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these animals depend on humans for existence and sustenance.
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humans and animals are mutually dependent.
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humans and animals are mutually independent.
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Which of the following claims could be used to justify our current treatment of farm and lab animals?
Animals lack moral rights.
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Animals are not moral agents.
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Some humans lack moral rights.
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Some humans are not moral agents.
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Which of the following claims is made by the Rights Argument?
Animals lack moral rights.
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Humans have moral rights.
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Humans are permitted to treat animals however we think best.
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all of the above
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Which of the following abilities to supporters of meat-eating and animal experimentation claim non-human animals lack?
the ability to enter into reciprocal agreements
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the ability to feel pleasure and pain
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the ability to plan for the future
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the ability to stand up for themselves
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Which of the following is not cited by the text as a reason why some people think humans are more morally important than animals?
Humans can feel more pleasure and pain than animals.
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Humans were endowed with greater moral importance by God.
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Humans are rational and autonomous, and animals are not.
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Humans are more morally important simply by virtue of being human.
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If the Argument from Marginal Cases is sound, then
all animals are as morally important as all humans.
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all animals are more morally important than some humans.
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some humans are more morally important than some animals.
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some animals are as at least as morally important as some humans.
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So-called marginal human beings are humans
who have no interests.
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who cannot feel pleasure and pain.
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who lack the physical strength to control non-human animals.
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whose mental lives are no more developed than those of non-human animals.
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