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Chapter 01 Self Quiz
Morality and Moral Philosophy, William K. Frankena
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A sociologist would typically be most concerned with which of the following?
empirical inquiry intended to describe or explain moral phenomena
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normative inquiry into what is right, good, and obligatory in general
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normative inquiry into what is right, good, and obligatory in a particular case
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analytical or critical inquiry into how ethical values are established or justified
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A typical pattern of moral reasoning involves which of the following?
a general moral rule or principle
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a premise that involves a statement of fact
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a meta-ethical question
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both A and B
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To say that it is always wrong to harm someone is to make which of the following kinds of claims?
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meta-ethical
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empirical
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descriptive
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Descriptive claims are relevant to ethics because
facts about what humans desire determine what makes an act right.
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facts about psychological and anthropological theories bear on some normative and meta-ethical questions.
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facts about the past may falsify some normative theories.
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None of the above
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Socrates believes that it is appropriate to act immorally if by doing so we can save ourselves from serious harm.
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According to Socrates, moral questions can and should be settled by reason.
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Socrates gives a threefold argument to show that he ought to break the laws by escaping.
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