1. Discuss the ethical aspect of human life and the scope of ethical thinking. Use the terms and concepts as explained in your textbook. 2. Give the meaning and explain the terms relevant to ethical thinking. 3. Elaborate on the difficulties that are involved in maintaining certain commonly held ideas on ethics. 4. Distinguish the well-known utilitarian models: the Jeremy Bentham's quantitative model and John Stuart Mill's qualitative model. 5. Create a scenario where utilitarianism is applied to both international and local relations. 1. Discuss the ethical aspect of human life and the scope of ethical thinking. Use the terms and concepts as explained in your textbook. 2. Give the meaning and explain the terms relevant to ethical thinking. 3. Elaborate on the difficulties that are involved in maintaining certain commonly held ideas on ethics. 4. Distinguish the well-known utilitarian models: the Jeremy Bentham's quantitative model and John Stuart Mill's qualitative model. 5. Create a scenario where utilitarianism is applied to both international and local relations