Title: Quiz: Ethics And Moral Philosophy Quiz
Course: Introduction_to_philosophy > Section: Module4

Q: What is the primary focus of virtue ethics as described in the module?
- The consequences of actions
- Adherence to moral rules
- The character of the moral agent
- The societal impact of decisions
A: The character of the moral agent

Q: Who are the philosophers primarily associated with utilitarianism?
- Immanuel Kant and Aristotle
- Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill
- John Stuart Mill and Friedrich Nietzsche
- Aristotle and Socrates
A: Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill

Q: How does deontological ethics differ from utilitarianism in moral decision-making?
- It focuses on maximizing happiness
- It emphasizes adherence to rules regardless of outcomes
- It is concerned with the character of the moral agent
- It prioritizes societal benefits over individual rights
A: It emphasizes adherence to rules regardless of outcomes

Q: Why is it important for students to engage in discussions about different ethical perspectives on contemporary issues?
- To promote a single ethical viewpoint
- To enhance critical thinking and understanding of moral dilemmas
- To simplify ethical decision-making
- To avoid complex ethical discussions
A: To enhance critical thinking and understanding of moral dilemmas

Q: How might virtue ethics inform an individual's approach to environmental sustainability?
- By focusing solely on the consequences of actions
- By cultivating a respectful relationship with nature
- By adhering strictly to environmental laws
- By maximizing utility for the greatest number
A: By cultivating a respectful relationship with nature