The position that Bernard Williams first examines, as an attempt to provide a foundation
for ethics, is roughly similar to the position developed by
a. Plato.
b. Aristotle.
c. Hume.
d. Spinoza.
e. Kant.
e
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A) Inductive, weak. B) Inductive, sound. C) Inductive, strong. D) Deductive, valid. E) Deductive, invalid.
During Shinto wedding rituals, after a couple is ritually purified, the priest offers ______ for their good fortune and happiness
A) emas B) sacrifices C) kami D) prayers
When we say that the number is "statistically significant," which of these is closest to what we mean?
A. the number is big enough to have resulted from something besides chance. B. the number is big enough to influence events that happen later in the series. C. the number is big enough for a sample in a good argument. D. the number is big enough to negate the results of other experiments.
In the definition "'Task' means a piece of work assigned to a person." the species term is:
A) Piece. B) Work. C) Person. D) A piece of work assigned to a person. E) Task.