1. For John Stuart Mill, wise person is a moral person.

Select one:

True

False

2. Tao means "way", "path" or "principle."

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True

False

3. The result of the action is more important than the motive.

Select one:

a. Utilitarianism

b. Plato

c. Socrates

d. Aristotle

4. The result of the action is more important than the motive.

Select one:

a. Utilitarianism

b. Plato

c. Socrates

d. Aristotle

5. Pleasure is good while pain is bad according to this ethical theory.

Select one:

a. Rationalism

b. Utilitarianism

c. Both choices are wrong.

d. Both choices are correct.

6. According to Jeremy Bentham, the measure of happiness is not material possession but in being a moral person.

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True

False

7. For Socrates, doing good action is a reward in itself and a duty of every man.

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True

False

8. This theory claims that good actions are those that have positive consequences to the person.

Select one:

a. Pragmatism

b. Utilitarianism

c. Socratic teachings

d. Christian Ethics

9. If a person does what is always right, it would eventually lead to an ethical moral life according to Socrates.

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True

False

10. Taoism is another philosophical and religious tradition that originated in the East particularly China.

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True

False

11. For Plato, two basic virtues are

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a. honesty and courage

b. intellect and morality

c. knowledge and kindness

d. courage and temperance

12. Who formulated the Categorical Imperative?

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a. Immanuel Kant

b. Jeremy Bentham

c. Socrates

d. Plato

13. Material possession and bodily pleasures are sources of suffering from the point of view of pragmatism.

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True

False

14. For Rationalism, anything that makes a person suffer should be lessened if not totally avoided in order to be on the right path.

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True

False

15. According to Plato man is

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a. a body using a soul.

b. purely a material being.

c. a soul using a body.

d. purely a spiritual being.

16. For Socrates, man commits evil actions because of

Select one:

a. free will

b. ignorance

c. love

d. knowledge

17. For Socrates, man commits evil actions because of

Select one:

a. free will

b. ignorance

c. love

d. knowledge

18. Who are the proponents of Pragmatic ethics?

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a. St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine

b. Dewey and James

c. Socrates and Plato

d. Bentham and Mill

19. Lao Tzu is the known founder of the Taoism.

Select one:

True

False

20. Who was the philosopher who formulated the Golden Mean?

Select one:

a. Aristotle

b. St. Thomas Aquinas

c. Socrates

d. Plato