Week 2 Assignment: Quiz, Weeks 1-2
Due Mar 29 at 11:59pm
Points 100.1
Questions 14
Time Limit None
Instructions
This quiz tests your understanding of the readings from weeks 1-2. Please refer to
those assigned readings while taking the quiz.
You may not consult other class members or use someone else's quiz answers when
taking this quiz, and you may not share your answers with anyone else in the
course. Your answers must be y our own work.
By starting this quiz, y ou accept and affirm that y ou will comply with these
conditions.
You may not consult other class members or use someone else's quiz answers when taking this quiz, and you may
share your answers with anyone else in the course. Your answers must be y our own work.
By starting this quiz, y ou accept and affirm that y ou will comp ly with these conditions.
The following quiz is open book/open notes. There are 13 multiple-choice questions and one short answer question based
upon the assigned readings for Weeks 1 and 2. Ensure you read each question carefully before answering. A reference to
the assigned reading from which the question is based appears in parentheses following each question. There is no time
limit, and you may leave the quiz and save your answers as many times as you’d like, provided you submit the quiz for
grade prior to the last day of Week 2 (the quiz due date).
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Question 1
7..15 pts
C.S. Lewis says the Moral Law differs from the other laws of nature, such as the Law of Gravitation and the
biological laws, in that the Moral Law . (Bk I, Mere Christianity)
is about each person's individual moral code, whereas the other laws of nature apply to everyone universally.
explains facts about natural human tendencies, including human sinfulness.
is a figment of our imagination, whereas the Law of Gravitation is a matter of fact.
is a law human beings are free to break, while the other laws of nature are simply facts about the way things
are.
Question 2
7..15 pts
C.S. Lewis calls the rule of Right and Wrong or "Law of Human Nature" . (Bk I, Mere
Christianity)
a real thing that actually exists (and therefore objective).
something that it is impossible to know for certain.
something mostly based upon one’s own personal values.
something that it is known only to a few.
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