The objection that utilitarianism is a doctrine worthy only of swine is, in effect, a charge that:
A. utilitarianism is a denial of ethical values.
B. if utilitarianism is true, then the way of life that is good for a pig will also be good for a human.
C. pleasure is immoral.
D. we ought to take pain into account as well as pleasure.
E. None of the above
Question 2
Mill modified Bentham's utilitarian theory in which of the following ways?
A. He abandoned the calculation of pleasures and pains.
B. He incorporated a Kantian account of duty and obligation.
C. He incorporated a Platonic account of virtue and character.
D. He denied that pleasure and pain were the only morally relevant categories.
E. He took into account a person's intentions, as well as his or her actions.
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