Question

It's Philosophy

QUESTION 1

1. What, according to Frey, is the Unequal Value Thesis ?

   	A.	Animal life has some value
   	B.	Animal life has no value
   	C.	Human lives are equal to animal lives
   	D.	Human life is more valuable than animal life

QUESTION 2

1. Autonomy in humans, according to Frey, refers to what?

   	A.	The reason Utilitarianism is the correct moral theory
   	B.	Our powers of choice, reflection, and control over our lives
   	C.	The way in which we measure pain in ourselves and animals
   	D.	A counterexample to the unequal value thesis

QUESTION 3

1. The ability to reflect on conceptions of a good life and the selection of a good life, according to Frey, is

   	A.	Something virtually every adult human does at some point or another
   	B.	A highly specialized and intellectual task reserved for the elite
   	C.	A capacity most animals have, but that humans do not have
   	D.	A capacity which is impossible for humans

QUESTION 4

1. According to Frey, 'marginal cases'

   	A.	will never have lives of less value than animals
   	B.	are a contrived philosophical example with no connection to the real world
   	C.	are ruled out by the unequal value thesis
   	D.	will sometimes have lives of less value than animals

QUESTION 5

1. How does Frey make use of theological reasoning for his position on animals?

   	A.	Frey's position requires the existence of God
   	B.	Frey's position requires the truth of a particular religious doctrine
   	C.	Frey avoids making any religious claims as part of his position
   	D.	Frey's position requires that all religious views are mistaken and false

Answer 1

1) Option B is an absolutely correct answer

2) Option D is an absolutely correct answer

3) Option A is the correct answer

4) Optiin C is an absolutely correct answer

5) Option C is the correct answer.

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