What is the source of all universal moral laws for Kant?

1 What is the source of all universal moral laws for Kant? Emotion Society Reason. Happiness. QUESTION 2 Moral maxims are universal rules for behavior. True False 5 points QUESTION 3 Kantian ethics and utilitarianism share in common the view that all good actions promote happiness. True False 5 points QUESTION 4 Why do we not have direct moral duties toward non-human animals according to Kant? They are not rational. They don’t have free will. They cannot make moral judgments or decisions. All of the above 10 points QUESTION 5 Kant believes that it is morally permissible to use people as a means to and end if it leads to the best possible outcome. True False 5 points QUESTION 6 What is Aristotle’s doctrine or principle of the mean? We should not be mean to others. A principle which characterizes all virtues in terms of moral excellences. Pursing all virtues in moderation and avoiding extremes. None of the above. QUESTION 7 Why should we practice the virtues according to Aristotle? We are likely to make or impress more friends. They are good for everyone. Their practice helps us fare better in life and lead us closer to happiness. None of the above. QUESTION 8 What is the main characteristic of people of good will according to Kant? People of good will promote the wellbeing of others. They do what is right regardless of self interest. They pursue the best outcome. All of the above. QUESTION 9 Peter Singer disagrees with Kant’s views on human responsibility toward animals. True False 5 points QUESTION 10 What is one of the limitations of Virtue ethics? The theory emphasizes too much on happiness but fails to tell us how to achieve it. The theory does not explain what we should do in a situation where there are conflicting virtues. Aristotle fails to explain the importance of reason for morality. All of the above. QUESTION 11 Why do animals deserve the same moral consideration as humans according to Peter Singer? They are capable of suffering. The principle of equality also applies to them. It is wrong to discriminate on the basis of capacity. All of the above. QUESTION 12 It is never morally acceptable to use people as a means to an end according to Kant. True False QUESTION 13 Peter Singer believes that we should only take into moral consideration animals which exhibit high cognitive capacity. True False