Exam 2

A  The leap of faith response

B  The God is not all-powerful response

C  The we deserve it response

D  The evil doesn’t really exist response

A  We should imagine a world in which everyone makes the choice we are considering and then ask if we’d like to live in that world.

B  We should imagine a world in which everyone does whatever they want. And then do what we want.

C  We should imagine a world in which everyone follows God’s will.

D  We should imagine a world in which everyone gets an A on their Philosophy Final and then we will get an A.

A  Treatment

B  Identification

C  Geographic Location

D  Ascription of a Label

A  Race refers to genetic facts about people that determine their character, intellectual abilities, and moral qualities.

B  Race does not exist so we shouldn’t take it seriously. All that exists is Racial identities.

C  Race is simply a product of how society privileges or disprivileges people based upon the way they look.

D  Race refers to visible physical features, lineage, and geographic location.

A  Race is simply a product of how society privileges or disprivileges people based upon the way they look.

B  Race refers to visible physical features, lineage, and geographic location.

C  Race does not exist so we shouldn’t take it seriously. All that exists is Racial identities.

D  Race refers to genetic facts about people that determine their character, intellectual abilities, and moral qualities.

A  The world had a beginning therefore, it must have a cause. This cause is God.

B  The very definition of God as the greatest of all possible beings, implies that God must exist.

C  The only way normative rules could exist is if there was a God who authorized and enforced them.

D  There is order and purpose in the world. So somebody must have designed it. This designer is God.

A  If there is a God, then evil shouldn’t exist. But it does exist so God doesn’t exist.

B  There is evil in the world and we as a society must find a way to prevent it.

C  God allows humans to have free will. But this allows humans to choose evil. So free will doesn’t exist

D  Evil will always be with us no matter what.

A  Atheism

B  Existentialism

C  Cartesianism

D  Theism

A  Deism

B  Atheism

C  Theism

D  Cartesianism

A  Moral Objectivism

B  Moral Realism

C  Moral Relativism

D  The Problem of Evil

A  Greater good response

B  Free will response

C  Best of all possible worlds response

D  We deserve it response

A  …leap of faith

B  …deep look into the nature of reality.

C  …chill pill

D  …philosophy course

A  All powerful

B  All good

C  All caring

D  All knowing

A  All caring

B  All good

C  All powerful

D  All spiritual

A  All divine

B  All powerful

C  All good

D  All spiritual

A  …thinkers

B  …evil

C  …lovers

D  …laborers

A  wealth

B  suicide

C  boredom

D  loneliness

A  God destroyed all living beings

B  God destroyed the universe

C  God destroyed a peaceful civilization

D  God destroyed the Christmas Star

A  Omnipresence

B  Omnibenevolence

C  Omnipotence

D  Omniscience

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  …being cool is something that we should all strive for in life

B  …being cool is something that is created by corporations and marketed to teens.

C  …being cool is hard and it costs a lot of money.

D  …being cool is something that reflects the genuine interests of human being.

A  we create our essence

B  God is dead

C  we are condemned to be free

D  philosophy is dead

A  essence precedes existence

B  essence is determined by evidence

C  existence precedes essence

D  existence comes after essence

A  To be free is to be condemned.

B  No matter what, to be free we must be confined.

C  No matter what, we must make decisions that shape our lives.

D  Freedom is the result of the possibility of being determined.

A  Free will response

B  Best of all possible worlds response

C  Greater good response

D  We need evil to appreciate the good response

A  Whenever we make a choice, we choose for the universe.

B  Whenever we make a choice, we choose for all humanity.

C  Whenever we make a choice, we only choose for us.

D  Whenever we make a choice, we choose for our county.

A  Argument from Religious Experience

B  Moral

C  Teleological

D  Ontological

A  Argument from Design

B  Moral Argument

C  Ontological Argument

D  Argument from Religious Experience

A  Ontological

B  Moral

C  Cosmological

D  Teleological

A  Physical traits, discrimination and geographic location

B  Physical traits, ancestry and geographic location.

C  Racial identities, norms and identification

D  Physical traits, ancestry and immigration

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  The Capitalist

B  The Bourgeoisie

C  The Proletariats

D  The laborers

A  Those trade on the stock market

B  Those who own the means of production

C  Those who labor

D  Those who produce products

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  a), b) and c)

B  both a) and b)

C  nature

D  other people

E  our selves (species being)

A  A natural category and not real

B  Not a natural category but still a social reality

C  A natural category and real

D  All of the above.

A  …all economies should be driven by profit

B  …all economies should be run by senators

C  …all economies should be ruled by dictators

D  none of the above

A  Between how much a consumer is willing to pay for a product and the cost a capitalist pays to make it.

B  Between how much a product costs to the public and what it costs at wholesale

C  Between how much it costs to advertise a product and how much it is sold for.

D  Between the value of a product and its surplus.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Moral 

B  Ontological

C  Religious experience

D  Argument from Design

A  TRUE

B  FALSE