According to Montmarquet, one way our character traits significantly influence our
behavior is by influencing
a. our deepest emotions.
b. our awareness of major ethical rules.
c. what sorts of situations we place ourselves in and what situations we avoid.
d. the sympathy and pity we feel for others and the sensitivity we have to our own moral
intuitions.
e. our alertness to the ethical implications of our everyday lives and behavior.
Question 2
According to (what Regan calls) the indirect duty view of the treatment of animals, we
a. have a duty to animals to prevent their suffering, but the duty is best met
indirectly by having experts do the work of preventing animal suffering.
b. have no real duties to animals themselves, but if harming an animal causes
suffering in a human, then our duties to the human may imply that we should not
cause harm to the animal.
c. have direct duties only when we cheerfully and willingly volunteer for them, but
indirect duties if we merely accept them as obligations.
d. have important duties to animals, but those duties are not as important as those we
have to other humans.
e. have a duty to relieve the suffering of animals only if we are the direct and
immediate cause of that suffering.
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