Kant Ayer and Moore

1. For Kant, an action is moral if

   a.	You are bound to the goal to which it is a means
   b.	None of these
   c.	It produces more happiness over unhappiness for more people
   d.	You are bound to it in virtue of being a rational human

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QUESTION 2

1. For Kant, the consequences of an act are as equally important as the motive.

    TRUE

    FALSE

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QUESTION 3

1. According to Moore, “good” is indefinable.

    TRUE

    FALSE

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QUESTION 4

1. According to Moore, simple terms

   a.	BOTH OF THESE
   b.	CANNOT BE DEFINED
   c.	MAKE UP COMPLEX THINGS
   d.	NEITHER OF THESE

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QUESTION 5

1. According to Moore, the term “good” refers to

   a.	THE MOTIVE BEHIND CERTAIN ACTIONS
   b.	THE PLEASURE WE GET FROM CERTAIN ACTIONS
   c.	A PROPERTY
   d.	ALL OF THESE

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QUESTION 6

1. For Moore, we can never actually be acquainted with/intuit good

    TRUE

    FALSE

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QUESTION 7

1. Ayer thinks that “good” is analyzable into

   a.	BOTH OF THESE
   b.	A SIMPLE PROPERTY
   c.	NEITHER OF THESE
   d.	THE PLEASURE PEOPLE GET FROM GOOD ACTIONS

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QUESTION 8

1. Ayer, like a relativist, thinks that ethical statements are equivalent to personal preference statements

    TRUE

    FALSE

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QUESTION 9

1. Ayer would translate the statement “Stealing is bad” to mean

   a.	MY CULTURE THINKS STEALING IS BAD
   b.	I THINK STEALING IS BAD
   c.	STEALING! YUCK!
   d.	STEALING HAS THE PROPERTY OF BADNESS