User: Cars often have ________ networks.
Question 1Select one:

A.
Exhaust and fuel injection

B.
IPv7 and IPv6

C.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

D.
ROVER-5 and ethernet
Assistant: C. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Cars often have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks to enable connectivity for various devices, allowing features such as hands-free calling, audio streaming, internet access, and the use of various connected services.
User: A ________ enables your computer to connect to other computers or to the Internet.
Question 3Select one:

A.
controller card

B.
network interface card (NIC)

C.
sound card

D.
video card
Assistant: B. network interface card (NIC)

A network interface card (NIC) enables your computer to connect to other computers or to the Internet. It is an essential component for establishing network connections and facilitating communication between devices on a network.
User: A computer connected to the Internet that asks for data is a(n) ________.
Question 4Select one:

A.
aggregator

B.
surrogate

C.
client

D.
server
Assistant: C. client

A computer connected to the Internet that asks for data is a client. In a client-server architecture, the client requests services or resources from another computer, known as the server, which provides or hosts the data.
User: A ________ sends information between two networks.
Question 5Select one:

A.
repeater

B.
bridge

C.
switch

D.
router
Assistant: D. router

A router sends information between two networks. It directs data packets between devices and networks, determining the best path for the data to travel across the network, and is essential for connecting different networks, such as a home network to the Internet.
User: Wireless access points can provide coverage wherever employees are working with portable devices, such as in conference rooms.
Question 6Select one:
True
False
Assistant: True

Wireless access points can indeed provide coverage wherever employees are working with portable devices, such as in conference rooms. They extend the range of a wired network wirelessly, allowing devices to connect to the network without requiring a direct wired connection, which is particularly useful in environments where mobility and flexibility are important.
User: In a client/server network, each network node communicates directly with every other node on the network.
Question 7Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

In a client/server network, each network node does not communicate directly with every other node. Instead, clients communicate with a central server that provides resources or services. The server manages network resources, and clients make requests to the server rather than directly to each other, which is the main characteristic of a client/server network as opposed to a peer-to-peer network where nodes communicate directly with each other.
User: In an Ethernet network, the signal that is sent to indicate a signal collision is called a ________ signal.
Question 8Select one:

A.
jam

B.
crash

C.
hit

D.
stop
Assistant: A. jam

In an Ethernet network, the signal that is sent to indicate a signal collision is called a jam signal. When a collision is detected, devices send this signal to inform all nodes that a collision has occurred, which stops transmission until a retransmission opportunity arises.
User: E-mails are completely private.
Question 9Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

E-mails are not completely private. They can potentially be accessed by unauthorized parties through various means such as hacking, interception while in transit, or by being stored on servers. Moreover, email administrators and service providers may have access to the contents of emails. Therefore, it's important to use encryption and other security measures to enhance the privacy of email communications.
User: Which of the following is NOT a social networking site?
Question 10Select one:

A.
iTunes

B.
LinkedIn

C.
Facebook

D.
YouTube
Assistant: A. iTunes

iTunes is not a social networking site. It is a media player and media library application developed by Apple Inc., used for playing, downloading, and organizing digital multimedia, such as music and videos. In contrast, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube all involve social networking or community engagement functionalities.
User: A bridge sends information between two networks.
Question 11Select one:
True
False
Assistant: True

A bridge connects two or more networks and forwards data between them. It operates at the data link layer (Layer 2) and is used to divide larger networks into smaller segments, helping to reduce network traffic and improve performance by filtering and forwarding traffic based on MAC addresses. However, unlike routers, bridges do not determine optimal paths for data across networks.
User: MAC addresses and IP addresses are the same thing.
Question 12Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

MAC addresses and IP addresses are not the same thing. A MAC (Media Access Control) address is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface card (NIC) for communication on the physical network segment. It operates at the data link layer of the OSI model. An IP (Internet Protocol) address, on the other hand, is used to identify a device on a network at the network layer, allowing for routing and communication over interconnected networks such as the internet. While MAC addresses are hardware-specific and typically remain constant, IP addresses can change and are assigned logically depending on the network configuration.
User: Which of the following is the most commonly used client/server network topology?
Question 13Select one:

A.
Ring

B.
Star

C.
Cluster

D.
Hierarchical
Assistant: B. Star

The star topology is the most commonly used client/server network topology. In a star network, all nodes are connected to a central hub or switch, which facilitates communication between them. This topology is favored for its simplicity, ease of management, and scalability. It also allows for easy isolation of devices without affecting the rest of the network.
User: Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when selecting network cabling?
Question 14Select one:

A.
Interference

B.
Bandwidth

C.
Cable diameter

D.
Maximum run length
Assistant: C. Cable diameter

When selecting network cabling, the primary factors to consider include interference, bandwidth, and maximum run length. These factors affect the performance, reliability, and suitability of the cable for specific networking environments. Cable diameter is generally not a critical factor in the selection process compared to the others, as long as the cable meets the required physical and performance specifications.
User: The Internet is ________.
Question 15Select one:

A.
a communication system for the U.S. navy

B.
the same as the web

C.
an internal communication system for businesses

D.
a large network of networks
Assistant: D. a large network of networks

The Internet is a large network of networks. It is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) to communicate and provide a variety of information and services, such as the World Wide Web, email, and file sharing. It enables communication and data exchange between billions of devices worldwide.
User: For business networks, which of the following is NOT one of the main cable types?
Question 16Select one:

A.
Polyvinyl

B.
Fiber-optic

C.
Coaxial

D.
Twisted-pair
Assistant: A. Polyvinyl

Polyvinyl is not one of the main cable types used for business networks. The main types of cables typically used in business networking are twisted-pair, coaxial, and fiber-optic cables, each with its own characteristics, advantages, and applications in different networking scenarios.
User: Current search engines function by recognizing keywords.
Question 17Select one:
True
False
Assistant: True

Current search engines function by recognizing keywords. They search for web pages containing these keywords to provide relevant results to users. Although modern search engines also use complex algorithms, semantic search, and machine learning to improve the accuracy and relevance of search results, keywords remain a fundamental part of how search engines identify and retrieve content.
User: A peer-to-peer (P2P) network is an example of ________ administration.
Question 18Select one:

A.
wide area

B.
corporate

C.
local

D.
central
Assistant: C. local

A peer-to-peer (P2P) network is an example of local administration. In a P2P network, each computer, or "peer," functions as both a client and a server with equal capabilities and responsibilities. There is no central server or administrative control over the network, making it suitable for local area networks where users can share resources directly among themselves.
User: A ________ is a personal journal posted on the web.
Question 19Select one:

A.
podcast

B.
wiki

C.
blog

D.
webcast
Assistant: C. blog

A blog is a personal journal posted on the web. It is typically updated regularly and may contain a wide range of content such as text, images, and multimedia, often reflecting the author's personal views or experiences. Blogs can also allow reader interaction through comments and discussions.
User: A ________ topology uses more than one topology when building a network.
Question 20Select one:

A.
multiple-use

B.
fusion

C.
crossover

D.
hybrid
Assistant: D. hybrid

A hybrid topology uses more than one topology when building a network. It combines elements of different topologies, such as star, ring, and bus, to accommodate the specific needs and requirements of a network while leveraging the benefits of each included topology.
User: A(n) ________ address is the address that external entities use when communicating with your network.
Question 21Select one:

A.
MAC

B.
WAP

C.
ALU

D.
IP
Assistant: D. IP

An IP (Internet Protocol) address is the address that external entities use when communicating with your network. It uniquely identifies a device on a network, enabling data to be routed to and from the device across the internet or other networks. MAC addresses, on the other hand, are used for communication within a local network and are not generally visible outside of it.
User: The "s" in "https" stands for ________ socket layer.
Question 22Select one:

A.
server

B.
semantic

C.
social

D.
secure
Assistant: D. secure

The "s" in "https" stands for "secure." HTTPS, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, is the secure version of HTTP. It uses encryption protocols like Transport Layer Security (TLS) or its predecessor, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), to encrypt data exchanged between a user's web browser and a web server, ensuring confidentiality and integrity of the data.
User: ________ is the standard communications protocol used on most client/server networks.
Question 23Select one:

A.
Mac

B.
Ethernet

C.
VPN

D.
NOS
Assistant: B. Ethernet

Ethernet is the standard communications protocol used on most client/server networks. It is widely used for local area networks (LANs) and defines wiring and signaling standards for network connectivity. Ethernet supports a variety of networking standards and is known for its speed, reliability, and ease of deployment.
User: Data flows in both directions in a ring network.
Question 24Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

In a traditional ring network, data flows in one direction around the ring to each device until it reaches its destination. However, there are variations, such as dual-ring networks, where data can flow in both directions to provide redundancy and increased reliability. But in the basic form of a ring network, data typically flows in a single direction.
User: A ________ sends data from one collision domain to another.
Question 25Select one:

A.
bridge

B.
router

C.
link

D.
switch
Assistant: D. switch

A switch sends data from one collision domain to another. It operates at the data link layer and intelligently directs data packets to their destination within a local area network. A switch effectively manages the data traffic by providing dedicated bandwidth between devices, reducing collisions, and improving network efficiency.
User: MAC addresses are restricted to Macintosh computers.
Question 26Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

MAC addresses are not restricted to Macintosh computers. They are a universal identifier assigned to the network interface card (NIC) in all devices that connect to a network, regardless of the computer's operating system or manufacturer. This includes devices like Windows PCs, Linux machines, smartphones, and any other network-capable devices.
User: The physical address assigned to each network adapter is called its ________ address.
Question 27Select one:

A.
media access control (MAC)

B.
network access control (NAC)

C.
network physical address (NPA)

D.
physical address control (PAC)
Assistant: A. media access control (MAC)

The physical address assigned to each network adapter is called its media access control (MAC) address. It is a unique identifier used in the network communications at the data link layer for identifying devices on a local network.
User: Most wired home networks use ________ cable, which is most susceptible to interference.
Question 28Select one:

A.
unshielded twisted-pair

B.
coaxial

C.
fiber-optic

D.
Wi-Fi
Assistant: A. unshielded twisted-pair

Most wired home networks use unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cable, which is most susceptible to interference compared to other types like coaxial or fiber-optic cables. UTP cables are commonly used because they are cost-effective and flexible, but they lack the shielding that provides better protection against electromagnetic interference.
User: In the URL http://www.microsoft.com/surface, the portion labeled ".com" is the ________.
Question 29Select one:

A.
protocol

B.
host

C.
sub directory

D.
top-level domain
Assistant: D. top-level domain

In the URL http://www.microsoft.com/surface, the portion labeled ".com" is the top-level domain (TLD). It indicates the category or governing body of the domain name and is positioned at the highest level in the domain name system hierarchy. Common TLDs include .com, .org, .net, and country-specific domains like .us or .uk.
User: The web is based on the ________ Protocol.
Question 30Select one:

A.
Hypertext Transmit

B.
Hypertext Translate

C.
Hypertext Trade

D.
Hypertext Transfer
Assistant: D. Hypertext Transfer

The web is based on the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). HTTP is the foundation of data communication on the World Wide Web, enabling web browsers to request web pages from web servers and facilitating the transfer of hypertext documents.
User: The idea that best consequences should always be chosen reflects the ____________________, which guided Bentham’s work in Utilitarianism

Question 1Answer

a.
Principle of Reality



b.
Retributive punishment Principle



c.
Principle of Utility



d.
Classic Principle
Assistant: c. Principle of Utility

The idea that the best consequences should always be chosen reflects the Principle of Utility, which guided Jeremy Bentham’s work in Utilitarianism. This principle suggests that actions or policies should be evaluated based on their capacity to produce the greatest happiness or benefit for the greatest number of people.
User: The Utilitarian argues that:


Question 2Answer

a.
Both human and non-human animals feel pain, so both must be considered equally.


b.
Both human and non-human animals feel pain, but only humans express it so we must only consider human happiness.


c.
Non-human animals are dependent on humans, so we must only consider humans’ happiness.
Assistant: a. Both human and non-human animals feel pain, so both must be considered equally.

Utilitarianism, particularly as argued by philosophers like Jeremy Bentham, posits that the ability to experience pain and pleasure should be the basis for moral consideration. Therefore, if both human and non-human animals can feel pain, their interests should be given equal consideration in evaluating the morality of actions.
User: According to Bentham and the utilitarians:

Question 3Answer

a.
Only humans should be considered because only humans can think and reason.


b.
Humans and non-human animals must both be considered when making moral decisions.


c.
Only humans can truly experience happiness, so only ours must count.


d.
human and non-human animals are important, but only humans can feel pain.
Assistant: b. Humans and non-human animals must both be considered when making moral decisions.

According to Bentham and other utilitarians, moral decisions should take into account the capacity to experience pain and pleasure. Since both humans and non-human animals have this capacity, they must both be considered when making moral decisions, reflecting the principle of utility that seeks to maximize happiness and minimize suffering.
User: On Monday, you promise your mom to clean the house Friday night.  But as you get started on Friday night, your friend calls and says “best party ever!!! Come over”.  Now, all your friends and you will be happy if you go.  Only your mom will unhappy if you go. The problem here is:


Question 4Answer

a.
Utilitarianism allows this, and allows ignoring the past.


b.
Utilitarianism allows this, since it is fair to make the decision maker happy.


c.
These are all problems with the theory.


d.
Utilitarianism does not allow this because promises matter.
Assistant: a. Utilitarianism allows this, and allows ignoring the past.

In classical utilitarianism, the focus is on maximizing overall happiness or utility in the present and future, not necessarily honoring commitments made in the past. This means that if going to the party results in greater overall happiness compared to cleaning the house, a strict utilitarian could argue that it's permissible to break the promise to your mom, although this could be seen as a flaw or ethical concern within the theory.
User: In act utilitarianism, things like lying and steal are sometimes acceptable.  Why is this a problem?


Question 5Answer

a.
If we allow these, then we can’t have trust in society and it might even lead to harm against other people.



b.
If we allow these sometimes, we won’t know when it is moral to do or immoral to do.


c.
It’s a problem because that isn’t the principle that utilitarianism is built on.



d.
All of the above are reasons why it is a problem
Assistant: d. All of the above are reasons why it is a problem

In act utilitarianism, actions like lying and stealing can sometimes be justified if they maximize overall happiness or utility. However, this can be problematic for several reasons: it can undermine trust in society and potentially lead to harm; it creates uncertainty about when such actions are considered moral or immoral; and it can seem to contradict the foundational principles and intuitions about fairness and justice. All these reasons highlight the complexities and potential ethical issues associated with this approach.
User: The boss has four (4) vacant posts.  He schedules interviews with ten (10) people and four (4) are related to him.  Which of the below is correct using Act Utilitarianism?


Question 6Answer

a.
He knows hiring based only on family relationship is wrong generally, so he does not hire only based on that for any of the vacancies.



b.
He decides to ask someone else to decide for him.



c.
He knows that hiring based on family is sometimes ok, so for each post, he calculates the happiness if he hires based on family relationship.
Assistant: c. He knows that hiring based on family is sometimes ok, so for each post, he calculates the happiness if he hires based on family relationship.

In act utilitarianism, decisions are made by evaluating the consequences of each individual action to determine which action will produce the greatest overall happiness or utility. Thus, the boss would consider the potential benefits and harms of hiring each candidate, including the family members, and decide based on which choice maximizes overall happiness for everyone affected by the decision.
User: An example of Act Utilitarianism is:


Question 7Answer

a.
Jax decided it was ok to steal money from his parents grocery fund, but then had to decide if he wanted to steal from the store too.



b.
Nelson decided to tell the truth even though he lost a vacation prize – he usually tells the truth.



c.
Johnny didn’t hurt the innocent dog, he doesn’t even eats beef because hurting animals is generally wrong.
Assistant: a. Jax decided it was ok to steal money from his parents' grocery fund, but then had to decide if he wanted to steal from the store too.

Act utilitarianism evaluates the morality of each action based on its individual consequences rather than following a fixed rule or general principle. Jax's decision involves assessing the consequences of stealing from his parents to determine if it maximizes overall happiness, illustrating how act utilitarianism can justify actions based on specific circumstances.
User: ______________ Utilitarianism would sometimes allow lying or cheating.  But this means society has no trust, or we might even violate the rights of innocent people. So ______________ Utilitarianism was introduced.


Question 8Answer

a.
Act; Classic


b.
Act; Rule


c.
Rule, Act 


d.
Classic; Act
Assistant: b. Act; Rule

Act utilitarianism evaluates each action based on its specific consequences, which can sometimes justify lying or cheating if those actions are thought to maximize happiness. However, this can lead to societal distrust and potential rights violations. As a response, rule utilitarianism was introduced to focus on adherence to rules that generally lead to the greatest good, thereby providing a more stable and predictable moral framework.
User: Which of the following is true of the first formulation of the Categorical Imperative?


Question 9Answer

a.
The maxim is the outcome of the action.



b.
The maxim is the reason for the action.


c.
The maxim is an allowed exception to the moral rule.



d.
The maxim refers to the moral rule that becomes universal.
Assistant: b. The maxim is the reason for the action.

In the first formulation of Kant's Categorical Imperative, the maxim refers to the reason or principle behind an action, which should be such that it can be universally applied as a moral law. Kant's ethical framework emphasizes that one's actions should be guided by principles that could consistently and rationally be willed as a universal law.
User: Which of the following is NOT an example of a hypothetical imperative?


Question 10Answer

a.
Staying up late to finish your homework so you don’t lose points.



b.
Being honest because it’s the morally right thing.


c.
Telling the truth because you want to avoid harsher punishment.


d.
Helping your friend with his work so that he feels better to hang out with you.
Assistant: b. Being honest because it’s the morally right thing.

A hypothetical imperative is conditional and dependent on a desired outcome or goal, such as staying up late to finish homework to avoid losing points or telling the truth to avoid harsher punishment. In contrast, being honest because it is the morally right thing is an example of a categorical imperative, which is unconditional and based on duty rather than personal goals or consequences.
User: For Kant, which of the following is permissible under the Categorical Imperative?


Question 11Answer

a.
Asking your friend for a loan, with the false promise to pay it back.


b.
Stealing money from a friend, but not a stranger.



c.
Asking your friend for a loan, telling them you won't pay them back.



d.
Stealing money for a friend to pay a medical bill to save your child's life.
Assistant: c. Asking your friend for a loan, telling them you won't pay them back.

For Kant, actions are permissible under the Categorical Imperative if they can be universalized without contradiction and are done with honesty and integrity. In this scenario, being truthful about your intentions when asking for a loan aligns with Kant’s emphasis on honesty. Even though the action may not lead to obtaining the loan, it respects the moral law of being truthful and treating others with respect.
User: In the first formulation of the Categorical Imperative, Kant says we can’t choose actions that are self-defeating. Which of the following is NOT an example of a self-defeating act?


Question 12Answer

a.
A pregnant lady asking the hospital to treat her, even though she can't pay the bill.


b.
A pregnant lady tricking her friend into giving her money to pay a hospital bill.


c.
A pregnant, unmarried young lady lying to her parents so that they do not disown her.
Assistant: a. A pregnant lady asking the hospital to treat her, even though she can't pay the bill.

This scenario is not necessarily self-defeating in the context of Kant's first formulation of the Categorical Imperative. Asking for help or treatment does not inherently involve a contradiction or undermine the principle of seeking assistance. In contrast, lying or deception, as in the other options, involves actions that would be self-defeating if universalized, as they undermine trust and honesty.
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According to Kant, why might we be able to use the Categorical Imperative successfully?

Question 13Answer

a.
We all have the ability to reason and decide which action helps us achieve the goal we have at the time.



b.
We all have our moral codes we grew up with, to decide what is best for us.


c.
We all have reason and can think rationally.

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Kant argues for absolute rules.  Which of the following matches that idea?

Question 14Answer

a.
A categorical imperative is when we act in such a way that we will achieve the outcome we want to see.



b.
A categorical imperative is not dependent on wants, it is a duty.


c.
Morality is gained from the hypothetical imperative, in which we analyse if we want a particular outcome.


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According to Kant, the reason a human cannot be treated as a means is because_____________:

Question 15Answer

a.
We can't reason.


b.
Consequences are more important.

c.
We have human dignity
Assistant: **Question 13:**  
c. We all have reason and can think rationally.  

Kant believed that all rational beings possess the ability to reason, which allows them to discern and apply the Categorical Imperative. This capacity for rationality guides individuals to act according to universal moral principles, regardless of personal desires or inclinations.

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**Question 14:**  
b. A categorical imperative is not dependent on wants, it is a duty.  

Kant's categorical imperative is an absolute moral law that must be followed unconditionally, independent of personal desires or goals. It is based on duty and the universality of moral principles, rather than the specific outcomes of actions.

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**Question 15:**  
c. We have human dignity.  

Kant argues that humans should not be treated merely as means to an end because they possess intrinsic worth and dignity. This inherent dignity is grounded in their capacity for rationality and moral decision-making, necessitating respect and ethical treatment of individuals.
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Which of the following examples follows the guidelines for Retributive Punishment?


Question 16Answer

a.
It would depend on the circumstances around the theft.



b.
 Sentencing a man who steals a week’s worth of groceries to a short period of jail time OR a fine equal to the amount stolen.



c.
Sentencing a man who steals a week’s worth of groceries to a life sentence.



d.
Sentencing a man who steals a week’s worth of groceries to death (capital punishment).


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According to Kant, which of the following guidelines must be met to correctly use Retributive Punishment? 

i. only if it causes harm to a person

ii. if a crime is committed

iii. proportionality

iv. if it is in violation of one's deeply held religious beliefs 

Question 17Select one:

a.
ii, iii


b.
i, ii, iv


c.
i, iii


d.
ii, iii, iv

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Myke tells his best friend James that he is having a hard time finishing his homework for school because his mom is very sick and he is not doing well emotionally and mentally.  James offers to help him.  According to the second formulation of the Categorical Imperative, what happened here?

Question 18Select one:

a.
Myke used his best friend as a means.


b.
Myke was just trying to get sympathy and attention.


c.
Myke became the means.


d.
Myke used his best friend as an ends.

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If Shandy lies to her classmate Danisha to get the answers, Kant would say that:


Question 19Answer

a.
 Shandy is treating Danisha as an end.  


b.
Shandy has made herself an ends.

c.
Shandy is using Danisha as a means.


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One of the weaknesses of Kant's theory is evident in the situation with the Jewish refugees because:

Question 20Answer

a.
If they honor the two absolute moral laws, then they will be forced to break the other law. 


b.
The theory doesn't provide clarity as to which of the two possible actions makes an absolute moral law


c.
If the smugglers kept the absolute moral law of telling the truth, it directly causes them to break a second moral law.  

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Assistant: **Question 16:**  
b. Sentencing a man who steals a week’s worth of groceries to a short period of jail time OR a fine equal to the amount stolen.  

This option aligns with the principles of retributive punishment, which focus on proportionality. The punishment should fit the crime and be appropriate to the severity of the offense. A short jail time or a fine equivalent to the stolen amount is proportional to the act of stealing a week's worth of groceries.

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**Question 17:**  
a. ii, iii  

According to Kant, retributive punishment requires that a crime must have been committed (ii) and that the punishment should be proportional to the crime (iii). These guidelines ensure that justice is fairly administered based on the nature and severity of the offense.

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**Question 18:**  
d. Myke used his best friend as an ends.  

According to the second formulation of the Categorical Imperative, individuals should treat others as ends in themselves and not merely as means to their own ends. Here, Myke’s situation, and his friend’s willingness to help, suggests that Myke is being supported as an end in himself rather than being used merely as a means.

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**Question 19:**  
c. Shandy is using Danisha as a means.  

If Shandy lies to Danisha to get the answers, she is treating Danisha merely as a means to achieve her own goal (getting the answers), rather than respecting her as an end in herself, which violates the second formulation of the Categorical Imperative.

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**Question 20:**  
a. If they honor the two absolute moral laws, then they will be forced to break the other law.  

Kant's theory can lead to moral dilemmas, such as the case of the Jewish refugees, where adhering strictly to absolute moral laws, such as always telling the truth, could necessitate breaking another moral law, such as not causing harm to others. This situation highlights potential conflicts between absolute duties in Kantian ethics.
User: In the consequentialist view of Utilitarians an action can be good or bad on its own, not because of consequences.  

Question 21Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

In the consequentialist view of utilitarianism, the moral value of an action is entirely dependent on its consequences. An action is considered good if it results in the greatest amount of happiness or pleasure for the greatest number of people and bad if it leads to unhappiness or harm. Therefore, actions are not inherently good or bad, but are judged based on the outcomes they produce.
User: Utilitarianism arose when Bentham wanted to create legislative changes to help as many people in society, not only to help a select few.

Question 22Select one:
True
False
Assistant: True

Utilitarianism arose in part from Jeremy Bentham's desire to create legislative and social reforms that would benefit the greatest number of people, rather than just a privileged few. Bentham's focus was on maximizing overall happiness and utility within society, which he saw as a more equitable and just approach to governance and morality.
User: Telling the truth because you want to be viewed as honest is the same as telling the truth as a moral duty.

Question 23Select one:
True
False
Assistant: False

Telling the truth because you want to be viewed as honest is motivated by personal interest and the desire for a particular outcome (being perceived positively), which aligns more with a consequentialist or self-interested perspective. In contrast, telling the truth as a moral duty is based on Kantian ethics, where actions are performed out of a sense of duty and adherence to moral laws, regardless of personal benefits or consequences.
User: A morally right action is always right for the same reasons.

Question 24Select one:
True
False
Assistant: