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D Question 4 2 pts In what ways to moral judgments differ from expressions of preference/opinion? Personal opinions rarely change; moral judgments often change OOO There is no need to rationally defend a preference, but moral judgments require sound reasons Experts always agree on moral judgments There is no difference between them. Moral judgments are personal opinions about right and wrong D Question 5 2 pts Which of the following is FALSE about "slippery slope arguments"? They are easy to abuse and should be approached with caution They provide valuable foresight into potential outcomes of a decision and should be valued above the specifics of the current case/situation They are difficult to assess without the benefit of hindsight They are sometimes used to come up with terrible outcomes that might happen as a result of a decision and are difficult, if not impossible to prove wrong Question 2 2 pts Which of the following statements is TRUE about impartiality? Impartiality: Is included in almost every important moral theory Requires that we not treat the members of particular groups as inferior Is to treat everyone alike; no one gets special treatment All of these statements are true about impartiality Question 3 2 pts Which of the following is FALSE? olo o There are some moral rules that are necessary for society to exist (and continue) Different cultures/societies often have similar values because of shared human nature Cultural relativism is often used to condemn foreign cultures and customs Cultural relativism often exaggerates how much moral disagreement there is between societies