Most arguments for allowing someone to die are based on the principle of
a) justice.
b) goodness.
c) individual freedom.
d) life.
Question 2
The policy Kass favors is
a. an all-out ban on human cloning, including a ban on the cloning of human
embryos that are not implanted.
b. a moratorium on all cloning for a period of three years, to give the scientific and
ethical communities time to explore all the ramifications of this issue.
c. a total ban on human reproductive cloning, but allow the cloning of human
embryos that are not implanted.
d. a ban on any government support for human reproductive cloning, but not a ban
on privately funded human reproductive cloning.
e. to keep the area free of government regulation, and let the issues be resolved by
individuals and their personal values.
The same star field photographed with (a) a ground-based telescope, which is subject to poor seeing
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