Question 1 In the Colbert Report episode where Peter Singer discussed his views on poverty, what book was featured in that episode? The Life You Can Save Ethics in the Real World Animal Liberation Practical Ethics The Et
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Question 1 In the Colbert Report episode where Peter Singer discussed his views on poverty, what book was featured in that episode? The Life You Can Save Ethics in the Real World Animal Liberation Practical Ethics The Ethics of What We Eat Question 2 Which of the following statements is/are true of John Stuart Mill? He was born in England. He was a child prodigy. He had a mental breakdown in his early 20's. A and C only. All of the above. Question 3 Utilitarianism is especially applicable to ___ decision making, which is what the classical utilitarians originally had in mind. statutory (pertaining to laws) religious social or governmental policies A and C only. All of the above. Question 4 The classical utilitarians were social reformers who lived during the time of the ____ and saw an immense amount of suffering on the part of large numbers of people. Great Depression Roaring Twenties Industrial Revolution Vietnam War Civil War Question 5 In the Colbert Report episode where Peter Singer discussed his views on poverty, which of the following hypothetical scenario did he bring up to advance his argument? If you ran out of gas on a highway, would you siphon gas from a stranded motorist? If you were offered two equally-paid jobs in two different cities, which one would you take? If you’re walking past a pond and see a child drowning, would you jump in and try to save the child? If money were not a problem, would you still want to work? If you were the only person on the planet, would you still care about ethics?
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