Self-Quiz 6.7

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According to Mill, to determine whether one pleasure is more valuable than another, we must

determine which one is objectively most pleasurable. correct incorrect

determine which pleasure most experienced people prefer. correct incorrect

consult philosophers of the past. correct incorrect

consult science. correct incorrect

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The ultimate end of utilitarianism, argues Mill, is an existence as free of pain as possible and as rich as possible in

lower pleasures. correct incorrect

spiritual attainment. correct incorrect

social achievement. correct incorrect

enjoyments. correct incorrect

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The Greatest Happiness Principle, according to Mill, is

one of several principles of morality. correct incorrect

the standard of morality. correct incorrect

endorsed by all the major religions. correct incorrect

embodied in the Ten Commandments. correct incorrect

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According to Mill, utilitarianism says that right actions are those that produce the greatest happiness for

each individual. correct incorrect

one's own family. correct incorrect

all concerned. correct incorrect

those who deserve it. correct incorrect