Classic Quiz Classic Quiz Quiz Test 2 - Philosophy by NickPitorri NickPitorri 31 played - 9 yrs ago Logic, concepts, 5 philosophers. QUIZ 26 QUESTIONS hard hard Question 1 / 26 What is original position? Think in an impartial mannerRules to followEveryone starts at the same spotBeing altruistic expert Question 2 / 26 What is the maximin principle? The best are put first, then the least well-offBenefit the least well offUtilizing them both, benefittng both equallyBenefit the most well off hard Question 3 / 26 Best example of the liberty principle... The poor have just as much say as the richMust benefit poor in regards to their rightsThe poor have more influence on communismThe poor words are more important the richwords expert Question 4 / 26 What is the difference principle? No regards to social or economic inequalitiesRefer to social or economic inequalitiesHierarchyBenefit the well off hard Question 5 / 26 What is the Retribution Theory of Punishment? They deserve the punishment equivalent to the crimeWhat good can be brought up in the futureNo sufferingAnti'Lex Talionis' hard Question 6 / 26 What is the Utilitarian Theory of Punishment? They deserve the punishment equivalent to the crimeWhat good can be brought up in the futureSuffering'Lex Talionis' medium Question 7 / 26 The state of nature is when the government institutions have arisen naturally. TrueFalse hard Question 8 / 26 Rawl's maximin principle is his preferred principle of justice. TrueFalse hard Question 9 / 26 Rawls thinks the way Americans fund public education is unjust. TrueFalse medium Question 10 / 26 According to the retribution theory, a necessary condition on a just punishment is that the criminal deserves to be punished. TrueFalse hard Question 11 / 26 Kant argues that all murderers deserve the death penalty. TrueFalse expert Question 12 / 26 The principle of minimalism claims that the punishment that ought to be proportional to the harm done to the victim. TrueFalse expert Question 13 / 26 We are entitled to keep the things we make or naturally posses and that we are entitled to keep whatever someone gives us as a gift or in trade. Pattern Based Theory of JusticeHistoricalEntitlement TheoryBest Bet hard Question 14 / 26 A sufficient condition on passing this course is being enrolled at JMU. TrueFalse expert Question 15 / 26 A necessary condition on passing this quiz is getting this question right. TrueFalse hard Question 16 / 26 Nozick accepts a historical theory of justice. TrueFalse hard Question 17 / 26 Kant thinks we have a duty to execute all murderers. TrueFalse expert Question 18 / 26 The principle of proportionality claims that the punishment needs to be equal to the crime. TrueFalse hard Question 19 / 26 Realism claims moral norms does apply to states going to war. TrueFalse expert Question 20 / 26 Anti-war pacifism claims was is only justified when it brings about universal greater good. TrueFalse hard Question 21 / 26 In a Just War, any means of winning is acceptable. TrueFalse hard Question 22 / 26 Having a just cause is a sufficient condition for a just war. TrueFalse hard Question 23 / 26 Right intention is a necessary condition for a just war. TrueFalse hard Question 24 / 26 The Doctrine of Double Effect is a principle that explains when it is permissible to knowingly harm the innocent. TrueFalse hard Question 25 / 26 Luban claims the war on terrorism involves a hybrid model of start action. TrueFalse medium Question 26 / 26 Luban claims the US Government treats suspected terrorist as soldiers and criminals. TrueFalse A mistake in this Quiz ? Contact the author Around the philosophers (1): Plato Julien 106 played - 7 mths ago They said: Julien 68 played - 1 yr ago Lao Tzu said: Julien 77 played - 1 yr ago John Perry and procrastination Julien 76 played - 1 yr ago Astro Quiz Julien 131 played - 1 yr ago
