How does Hursthouse approach the question of abortion?
a. Is having an abortion the sort of thing a virtuous person would do?
b. Does the fetus have a right to life?
c. Is the fetus a person?
d. Does the woman have a right to bodily self-determination?
Question 2
In negating the view that nature involves competition (and not cooperation) Waal gives which of the following examples?
a. All of these choices
b. Ants that band together to protect their queen
c. Bees that live in harmony in a comb
d. Monkeys that share watermelon
