Chapter 36 Self Quiz

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. Warren thinks that Regan’s concept of inherent value is

useful. correct incorrect

obscure. correct incorrect

pointless. correct incorrect

mistaken. correct incorrect

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. Warren’s view is a “weaker” animal rights view because

her arguments are weaker than Regan’s. correct incorrect

the arguments apply to fewer kinds of animals. correct incorrect

she argues that animal rights are not as strong as human rights. correct incorrect

both B and C correct incorrect

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. Aristotle argued that to be free moral agents, people must be able to

do philosophy. correct incorrect

be sentient. correct incorrect

solve problems. correct incorrect

listen to reason and change their behavior accordingly. correct incorrect

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. Warrant claims that it is morally significant that humans, but not other animals,

listen to reason to settle conflict. correct incorrect

use language to cooperate in shared projects. correct incorrect

both A and B correct incorrect

are subjects of a life. correct incorrect

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. Warren agrees with Regan that some nonhuman animals have rights.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Warren argues that some things may have inherent value but not have rights, such as trees.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Rationality is morally relevant because it allows humans to cooperate nonviolently to resolve conflicts.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. According to Warren, an anti-cruelty view about animals is insufficient because it would still allow animal suffering and killing.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect