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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?. Philosophy Edition. Question 1. What best describes ethical codes of conduct?. A Normal theory B Norwegian theory C Normative theory D Numpty theory. What best describes ethical codes of conduct?. A Normal theory B Norwegian theory

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

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  1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Philosophy Edition

  2. Question 1

  3. What best describes ethical codes of conduct? A Normal theory B Norwegian theory C Normative theory D Numpty theory

  4. What best describes ethical codes of conduct? A Normal theory B Norwegian theory C Normative theory D Numpty theory

  5. £100

  6. Question 2

  7. Which of the following best describes self-interest? A Religious Authority B Egoism C Utilitarianism D Teenagerism

  8. Which of the following best describes self-interest? A Religious Authority B Egoism C Utilitarianism D Teenagerism

  9. £200

  10. Question 3

  11. Which of the following are Utilitarian? A Jeremy Beadle B Jeremy Irons C Jeremy Bentham D Jeremy Bentley

  12. Which of the following are Utilitarian? A Jeremy Beadle B Jeremy Irons C Jeremy Bentham D Jeremy Bentley

  13. £300

  14. Question 4

  15. What is the GHP? A Greater Horse Power B God Highest Power C Give Help Principle D Greatest Happiness Principle

  16. What is the GHP? A Greater Horse Power B God Highest Power C Give Help Principle D Greatest Happiness Principle

  17. £500

  18. Question 5

  19. Utilitarian theory is… A Consequentialist B Constipated C Contrived D Controversial

  20. Utilitarian theory is… A Consequentialist B Constipated C Contrived D Controversial

  21. £1,000

  22. Question 6

  23. Maximum pleasure, minimum pain? A Equitarian B Hedonist C Consequentialist D Kantianism

  24. Maximum pleasure, minimum pain? A Equitarian B Hedonist C Consequentialist D Kantianism

  25. £2,000

  26. Question 7

  27. Who believes all are equal? A Three Musketeers B Labour Party C Equitarians D Equestrians

  28. Who believes all are equal? A Three Musketeers B Labour Party C Equitarians D Equestrians

  29. £4,000

  30. Question 8

  31. Bentham’s Hedonic Calculus measures A Pain B Pleasure C Pain & Pleasure D Maximising pleasure

  32. Bentham’s Hedonic Calculus measures A Pain B Pleasure C Pain & Pleasure D Maximising pleasure

  33. £8,000

  34. Question 9

  35. According to Mill, what is a competent judge? A Egoist B Consequentialist C Hedonist D Kantian

  36. According to Mill, what is a competent judge? A Egoist B Consequentialist C Hedonist D Kantian

  37. £16,000

  38. Question 10

  39. What is a weakness with Hedonism A Working out consequences B Justice and rights C Quantifying happiness D Local and global issues

  40. What is a weakness with Hedonism A Working out consequences B Justice and rights C Quantifying happiness D Local and global issues

  41. £32,000

  42. Question 11

  43. Local & global issues are a weakness for A Hedonists B Equitarians C Consequentialists D Egoists

  44. Local & global issues are a weakness for A Hedonists B Equitarians C Consequentialists D Egoists

  45. £64,000

  46. Question 12

  47. Equity principle struggles with… A Bad pleasures B Predicted outcomes C Special obligations D Quantifying pain

  48. Equity principle struggles with… A Bad pleasures B Predicted outcomes C Special obligations D Quantifying pain

  49. £125,000

  50. Question 13

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