"The Case for Animal Rights" Self-Quiz

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. Which of the following goals does Reagan claim the animal rights movement is committed to?

the total abolition of the use of animals in science. correct incorrect

the total dissolution of commercial animal agriculture. correct incorrect

the total elimination of commercial and sport hunting and trapping. correct incorrect

all of the above correct incorrect

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. According what Reagan calls "indirect duty views" of the moral status of animals,

our duties involving animals are actually duties to those animals. correct incorrect

our duties involving animals are actually duties to other humans. correct incorrect

our duties involving humans are actually duties to other animals. correct incorrect

we have no duties involving animals. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following views of the moral status of animals does Regan accept?

the utilitarian view correct incorrect

the cruelty-kindness view correct incorrect

the rights view correct incorrect

the contractarian view correct incorrect

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. Reagan argues that meat-eating and animal experimentation are morally wrong because they

violate animals' rights. correct incorrect

violate the rights of humans. correct incorrect

fail to maximize happiness. correct incorrect

are cruel to animals. correct incorrect

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. According to Regan, humans and animals have rights by virtue of the inherent value of

pleasure and disvalue of pain. correct incorrect

animal and human lives. correct incorrect

kind motives and disvalue of cruel ones. correct incorrect

abiding by the social contract. correct incorrect