S1 Virtue and Util

What country was Aristotle from?

• Italy

• Greece

• Sparta

• Egypt

Utilitarianism makes moral decisions based on...

• your intentions

• being the best human you can be

• the likely consequences

Virtue ethics makes moral decisions based on...

• your intentions

• being the best human you can be

• the likely consequences

The Philosophers we associate with Utilitarianism are...

• Aristotle and Bentham

• Bentham and Mill

• Aristotle and Mill

• Kant and Bentham

Hedonism is when we try to...

• maximise pleasure and maximise pain

• minimise pleasure and maximise pain

• maximise pleasure and minimise pain

• get rid of all pleasure and pain

Bentham thought all pleasure is good. This approach is called...

• qualitative

• quantitative

Pursuing pleasure is also known as

• equity

• hedonism

• consequences

• virtue

The three aspects of Utilitarianism we looked at are...

• consequences, eudaimonia, equity

• equity, consequences, virtue

• hedonism, virtue, consequences

• consequences, hedonism, equity

Aristotle described two types of vices, these are...

• excess and deficiency

• excess and equity

• excess and increase

• deficiency and hedonism

Deficiency means...

• you are a good person

• too much

• too little

• nothing