Of Identity and Diversity Multiple-Choice Quiz

* not completed

. According to Locke, the criterion for personal identity is continuity of

substance. correct incorrect

body. correct incorrect

consciousness. correct incorrect

Both a and b correct incorrect

* not completed

. Locke claims that if someone's consciousness were implanted into a new body, she would

remain the same person. correct incorrect

acquire the personal identity of that body. correct incorrect

become a third, distinct person. correct incorrect

no longer be accountable for her past actions. correct incorrect

* not completed

. According to Locke, a person is

a body. correct incorrect

a thinking being. correct incorrect

Both a and b correct incorrect

None of the above correct incorrect

* not completed

. Imagine that a prince's consciousness enters the body of a cobbler. According to Locke, the prince would

would remain accountable for his past actions. correct incorrect

become accountable for the cobbler's past actions. correct incorrect

become accountable for both his and the cobbler's past actions. correct incorrect

No longer be accountable for any past actions. correct incorrect

* not completed

. For Locke, "personal identity" refers to the

sameness of a feeling being. correct incorrect

sameness of a rational being. correct incorrect

diversity of a feeling being. correct incorrect

diversity of a rational being. correct incorrect