Liberty University: Philosophy 201-Exam
4 Question and answers 100% correct
2025
what is a good that judges based on the quality of a moral agent and their actions? -
correct answer ✔Moral good
what is a good that is based on happiness or what is conducive to it - correct answer
✔natural good
what is a kind of good that is good in it of itself? - correct answer ✔intrinsic good
what kind of good is good only if it produces a good result i.e. means to an end - correct
answer ✔extrinsic goods
Which good does teleology regard as intrinsic? - correct answer ✔moral good
produces natural good and natural good is intrinsic
Which good does deontology regard as intrinsic? - correct answer ✔Moral; because
the sole motivation is duty or obligation without reference to the results
Which approach defines moral goodness exclusively in terms of the natural good it
produces? - correct answer ✔teleology
Hedonism, Consequentialism, and Happiness are all other terms for which approach? -
correct answer ✔teleological
what are the two most basic types of hedonism? - correct answer ✔Egoistic and
social(or utilitarian)
G.E Moore coined what term that is known by the phrase, "you cannot derive an ought
from an is" - correct answer ✔the Naturalistic fallacy
What term means "the ideal of happiness... freedom from disturbance"? - correct
answer ✔Atoraxia
which type of hedonism recognizes the duty to be happy and to promote physical
pleasure? - correct answer ✔Egoistic
Which type of hedonism says the most happiness for the most people? - correct
answer ✔Social (util)
4 Question and answers 100% correct
2025
what is a good that judges based on the quality of a moral agent and their actions? -
correct answer ✔Moral good
what is a good that is based on happiness or what is conducive to it - correct answer
✔natural good
what is a kind of good that is good in it of itself? - correct answer ✔intrinsic good
what kind of good is good only if it produces a good result i.e. means to an end - correct
answer ✔extrinsic goods
Which good does teleology regard as intrinsic? - correct answer ✔moral good
produces natural good and natural good is intrinsic
Which good does deontology regard as intrinsic? - correct answer ✔Moral; because
the sole motivation is duty or obligation without reference to the results
Which approach defines moral goodness exclusively in terms of the natural good it
produces? - correct answer ✔teleology
Hedonism, Consequentialism, and Happiness are all other terms for which approach? -
correct answer ✔teleological
what are the two most basic types of hedonism? - correct answer ✔Egoistic and
social(or utilitarian)
G.E Moore coined what term that is known by the phrase, "you cannot derive an ought
from an is" - correct answer ✔the Naturalistic fallacy
What term means "the ideal of happiness... freedom from disturbance"? - correct
answer ✔Atoraxia
which type of hedonism recognizes the duty to be happy and to promote physical
pleasure? - correct answer ✔Egoistic
Which type of hedonism says the most happiness for the most people? - correct
answer ✔Social (util)
