ETHICS TOP PASSED EXAM 4
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SHEET 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS PREMIUM BUNDLE
◉.
Answer: The psychological theory that all behavior is governed by
the desire (and only the desire) to encounter pleasure and avoid
pain.
◉.
Answer: The character in Plato's Republic who believes that men are
just only because they fear the consequences of acting unjustly.
◉.
Answer: The branch of ethics that is concerned with the application
of ethical theories to actual ethical problems.
◉.
Answer: The branch of ethics that seeks to identify, understand and
explore various ethical theories.
◉.
,Answer: The branch of ethics that is concerned with analysis of
ethical concepts and statements.
◉.
Answer: Simplified statements of moral problems designed to
uncover our moral intuitions and judgments.
◉.
Answer: A term used to classify Utilitarianism and other ethical
positions that consider consequences as a factor in moral judgments.
◉.
Answer: Aristotle's three elements of a happy life.
◉.
Answer: For Aristotle, goods that are chosen for the sake of
something else.
◉.
Answer: For Aristotle, the study of the highest good for man.
◉.
, Answer: The philosopher who was a student of Plato and a teacher
of Alexander the Great.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that happiness is a life lived
in accord with reason, pursued through virtue, over its full course.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that children could not be
happy because they had not yet developed habits of virtue.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that good health and wealth
were instruments, but not elements, of a happy life.
◉.
Answer: According to Aristotle, those who identify happiness solely
with gratification.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought the objects of life choice are
the noble, the advantageous and the pleasant.
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SHEET 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS PREMIUM BUNDLE
◉.
Answer: The psychological theory that all behavior is governed by
the desire (and only the desire) to encounter pleasure and avoid
pain.
◉.
Answer: The character in Plato's Republic who believes that men are
just only because they fear the consequences of acting unjustly.
◉.
Answer: The branch of ethics that is concerned with the application
of ethical theories to actual ethical problems.
◉.
Answer: The branch of ethics that seeks to identify, understand and
explore various ethical theories.
◉.
,Answer: The branch of ethics that is concerned with analysis of
ethical concepts and statements.
◉.
Answer: Simplified statements of moral problems designed to
uncover our moral intuitions and judgments.
◉.
Answer: A term used to classify Utilitarianism and other ethical
positions that consider consequences as a factor in moral judgments.
◉.
Answer: Aristotle's three elements of a happy life.
◉.
Answer: For Aristotle, goods that are chosen for the sake of
something else.
◉.
Answer: For Aristotle, the study of the highest good for man.
◉.
, Answer: The philosopher who was a student of Plato and a teacher
of Alexander the Great.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that happiness is a life lived
in accord with reason, pursued through virtue, over its full course.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that children could not be
happy because they had not yet developed habits of virtue.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought that good health and wealth
were instruments, but not elements, of a happy life.
◉.
Answer: According to Aristotle, those who identify happiness solely
with gratification.
◉.
Answer: The philosopher who thought the objects of life choice are
the noble, the advantageous and the pleasant.
