10 Questions
Which theory states that an act is morally right if its consequences produce the most utility compared to all other available acts?
Utilitarianism
Which theory states that an act is right if it's consistent with the widely adopted set of rules?
Rule utilitarianism
Which theory states that rightness and wrongness are not entirely based on consequences?
Deontological Theory
What is the term used to describe value that is inherently good or worthwhile in itself?
Intrinsic Value
What is the term used to describe humans as the most central and significant beings in the universe?
Anthropocentrism
According to Peter Singer, what is the basic principle of equality in relation to humans and nonhuman animals?
Equal consideration of interest
According to Tom Regan, what is the right view in regards to moral agents and sentient beings?
All sentient beings have equal inherent value
According to Michael Pollan, what is his conclusion regarding becoming vegan?
He believes becoming vegan is unnecessary
According to Peter Singer, what must nonhuman animals possess in order to be considered for equal interest?
Capacity for suffering or enjoyment
According to Tom Regan, what is the right view in regards to the treatment of nonhuman animals?
Nonhuman animals should be treated with respect
Test your knowledge of ethical theories like teleological theory, egotism, consequentialism, utilitarianism, and rule utilitarianism with this quiz. Explore how these theories determine rightness and wrongness based on consequences and rules. Challenge yourself and expand your understanding of ethical decision-making.
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