A type of ethical decision-making that emphasizes the
individual’s intention and action, not the consequence of that
action, is
(a) utilitarianism, (b) ethical relativism, (c) obligation,
(d) Kant’s categorical imperative, or (e) legal justification.
d
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Select the correct form of each verb. Some verbs are regular; others are irregular
I _____________ my pet skunk to a reliable veterinarian. A) take B) took C) taked
The best way to prepare for an exam is to
a. study new material the night before the exam so it is fresh in your mind. b. skip the class prior to the exam and spend the time studying instead. c. focus on reviewing basic facts and definitions that you already know. d. spend time organizing the material to be reviewed.
Put an X in front of each sentence with errors in quotation marks or italics/underlining. Add any missing quotation marks and italics/underlining.
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