The Methods Of Ethics by Henry Sidgwick

1. What is the primary focus of Sidgwick's work?

A) Moral Philosophy
B) Historical Analysis
C) Scientific Method
D) Political Theory

2. Which method of ethics does Sidgwick primarily evaluate?

A) Deontology
B) Utilitarianism
C) Virtue Ethics
D) Social Contract Theory

3. Sidgwick argues that ethics is grounded in which aspect of human nature?

A) Social Convention
B) Emotion
C) Instinct
D) Reason

4. In which century did Henry Sidgwick publish his work?

A) 20th Century
B) 19th Century
C) 17th Century
D) 18th Century

5. What does Sidgwick mean by the term 'Dualism of Practical Reason'?

A) Conflict between self-interest and the good of others
B) The duality of pleasure and pain
C) The separation of ethics and law
D) The division of duties and rights

6. What is one of the key issues Sidgwick addresses in morality?

A) Environmental ethics
B) Cultural relativism
C) Moral Conflict
D) Technological ethics

7. What concept does Sidgwick use to argue for a universal perspective in ethics?

A) Authoritarianism
B) Historical Context
C) Impartiality
D) Cultural Relativity

8. What term describes the approach that prioritizes personal benefit?

A) Altruism
B) Egoism
C) Collectivism
D) Utilitarianism

9. According to Sidgwick, what is the ultimate end of moral action?

A) Power
B) Wealth
C) Happiness
D) Reputation

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