5. the main objective of rights is to allow the individual to freely pick interests and to:

a. protect those choices

b. allow him/her to pick as many as possible

c. never change them

d. be happy

6. In certain occasions, duties of a correlative nature imposed by rights may not apply to a particular person but to:

a. the international nation

b. the person itself

c. all the group members

d. none of the choices provided are the correct answer.

7. Under the categorical imperative, one of the criteria for determining moral right and wrong is

a. parent teaching

b. universalizability

c. self actualization

d. school friends

8. Kant, I., commented that:

a. a deliberate decision to refuse help others is wrong

b. ethics are the most important notion in the universe

c. self actualization is the top aspect of the pyramid

d. life is short, sweet, and trouble-free.