PHIL 101:PHIL 101 Package Deal:Philosophy 101 Exam 1: Philosophy
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When conservative Pat Buchanan last spoke on this campus, he was shouted down by several people in
the audience who did not approve of his politics. He tried to continue but finally had to give up and walk
away. That was unfortunate, but he's not the only one. This kind of treatment has also happened to
other unpopular guest speakers. How easily the students at this university forget that free speech is
guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. University regulations also support free speech for all students, faculty,
and visitors and strictly forbid the harassment of speakers. And this country was founded on the idea
that citizens have the right to freely express their views—even when those views are unpopular. -
ANSWER:Campus speakers should be allowed to speak freely without being shouted down.
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The President apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
own administration gave the lie to his bunk theory. [5] His own administration issued a report on global
warming called the U.S. Climate Action Report 2002. [6] It gave no support to the idea that global
warming doesn't happen and we should all go back to sleep. [7] Instead, it asserted that global warming
was definitely real and that it could have catastrophic consequences if ignored. [8] For example, global
climate change could cause heat waves, extreme weather, and water shortages right here in the United
States. [9] The report is also backed by many other reports, including a very influential one from the
United Nations. [10] Yes, George, global warming is real. [11] It i - ANSWER:10
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The president apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
own administration gave the lie to his bunk theory. [5] His own Administration issued a report on global
warming called the U.S. Climate Action Report 2002. [6] It gave no support to the idea that global
warming doesn't happen and we should all go back to sleep. [7] Instead, it asserted that global warming
was definitely real and that it could have catastrophic consequences if ignored. [8] For example, global
climate change could cause heat waves, extreme weather, and water shortages right here in the United
States. [9] The report is also backed by many other reports, including a very influential one from the
United Nations. [10] Yes, George, global warming is real. [11] It i - ANSWER:6
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The president apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
101 Exam 2: Philosophy 101 Exam 3: Philosophy 101 Exam 4
When conservative Pat Buchanan last spoke on this campus, he was shouted down by several people in
the audience who did not approve of his politics. He tried to continue but finally had to give up and walk
away. That was unfortunate, but he's not the only one. This kind of treatment has also happened to
other unpopular guest speakers. How easily the students at this university forget that free speech is
guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. University regulations also support free speech for all students, faculty,
and visitors and strictly forbid the harassment of speakers. And this country was founded on the idea
that citizens have the right to freely express their views—even when those views are unpopular. -
ANSWER:Campus speakers should be allowed to speak freely without being shouted down.
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The President apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
own administration gave the lie to his bunk theory. [5] His own administration issued a report on global
warming called the U.S. Climate Action Report 2002. [6] It gave no support to the idea that global
warming doesn't happen and we should all go back to sleep. [7] Instead, it asserted that global warming
was definitely real and that it could have catastrophic consequences if ignored. [8] For example, global
climate change could cause heat waves, extreme weather, and water shortages right here in the United
States. [9] The report is also backed by many other reports, including a very influential one from the
United Nations. [10] Yes, George, global warming is real. [11] It i - ANSWER:10
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The president apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
own administration gave the lie to his bunk theory. [5] His own Administration issued a report on global
warming called the U.S. Climate Action Report 2002. [6] It gave no support to the idea that global
warming doesn't happen and we should all go back to sleep. [7] Instead, it asserted that global warming
was definitely real and that it could have catastrophic consequences if ignored. [8] For example, global
climate change could cause heat waves, extreme weather, and water shortages right here in the United
States. [9] The report is also backed by many other reports, including a very influential one from the
United Nations. [10] Yes, George, global warming is real. [11] It i - ANSWER:6
Consider the following argument:
[1] Is global warming a real threat? [2] Or is it hype propagated by tree-hugging, daft environmentalists?
[3] The president apparently thinks that the idea of global climate change is bunk. [4] But recently his
