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Material Type: Exam; Class: Intro to Philosophical Inquiry; Subject: Philosophy; University: Lander University; Term: Fall 2002;
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Figure 1: Pretest Question 1–Selfishness Passage
∗On the Web at http://philosophy.lander.edu/intro/philpretest-vdpr.pdf and http://philosophy.lander.edu/intro/philpretest-vdpr/philpretest-vdpr.html
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Figure 2: Pretest Question 2–Objections to Passage
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Figure 3: Pretest Question 3–What We Believe
If a problem of moral concern is defined to be a problem having the potential to help or harm ourselves or others, then events as trivial as whether or not to wash your car regularly, if you have a car, is a problem of moral concern.
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Figure 6: Pretest Question 6–Moral Concern Passage
(a) What is the exact shape of the earth? (b) Does heaven exist in some kind of transcendental reality? (c) What is truth, goodness, and beauty? (d) What career should I have? (e) How should we feel about the morals of society?
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Figure 7: Pretest Question 7–Philosophical Question Passage
Since people from different societies differ in their beliefs about what is right and what is wrong, ethics cannot be objectively determined.
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Figure 8: Prestest Question 8–Objectivity of Ethics
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Figure 9: Pretest Question 9–Verbal Dispute Passage