"Moral Standing, the Value of Lives, and Speciesism" Self-Quiz

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. What is Frey's position on animal experimentation?

It is sometimes morally permissible to experiment on animals. correct incorrect

There should be a presumption against the use of animals in medial/scientific research. correct incorrect

It is sometimes better to experiment on humans than on animals. correct incorrect

all of the above correct incorrect

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. According to Frey, the quality of a life is a function of

its richness. correct incorrect

its level of autonomy. correct incorrect

the presence of pleasure and lack of pain. correct incorrect

the good it does. correct incorrect

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. Why does Frey think autonomy is valuable?

It tends to make us happier. correct incorrect

It makes possible new dimensions of value for our lives. correct incorrect

It makes it possible for us to be virtuous. correct incorrect

It makes us more powerful. correct incorrect

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. According to Frey, what is the relationship between the value of human life and the value of animal life?

Any human life is more valuable than any animal life. correct incorrect

A typical human life is more valuable than a typical animal life. correct incorrect

Human life and animal life are always equally valuable. correct incorrect

none of the above. correct incorrect

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. Frey claims that the richness of a life is a function of

its level of autonomy. correct incorrect

the presence of pleasure and lack of pain. correct incorrect

its level of enrichment. correct incorrect

the capacity for enrichment. correct incorrect