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Chapter 1 - Subjectivism and Value Judgments Quiz
Course: ACCT 230, Spring 2010School: University of Phoenix
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1incorrect(14%) Outof7questions,youanswered6correctlywithafinalgradeof86% 6correct(86%) 0unanswered(0%) YourResults: Thecorrectanswerforeachquestionisindicatedbya . 1CORRECT Whichofthefollowingillustratesthekeydifferencebetweensubjectiveandnonsubjective issues? A) Anonsubjectiveissuehasgenerallyacceptedcriteriathatcanbeusedtojudgeitwhile asubjectiveissuedoesnot. B)...
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1incorrect(14%) Outof7questions,youanswered6correctlywithafinalgradeof86%
6correct(86%) 0unanswered(0%)
YourResults:
Thecorrectanswerforeachquestionisindicatedbya .
1CORRECT
Whichofthefollowingillustratesthekeydifferencebetweensubjectiveandnonsubjective issues? A) Anonsubjectiveissuehasgenerallyacceptedcriteriathatcanbeusedtojudgeitwhile asubjectiveissuedoesnot. B) Anonsubjectiveissueistruewhileasubjectiveissueisfalse. C) Thoughsubjectiveandnonsubjectiveissuesarebothbasedonclaims(mattersof fact),nonsubjectiveissuesareconcernedonlywithclaimswhosetruthvaluescan actuallybedetermined. D) Thereisnokeydifferencebetweensubjectiveandnonsubjectiveissues.
Feedback:Ifthere'sagreementonwhatsortofevidencewouldcounttowardsupportingthetruthofaclaim, andifit'spossibletogatherthatevidence,thentheissueofwhetherornotitistrueisanonsubjectiveone.
2CORRECT
Whenyouencountertheword"since"inasentenceyoushouldgenerallyconcludethatitis actingaswhichofthefollowing? A) Aconclusionindicator B) Anargumentindicator C) Apremiseindicator D) Apropositionalindicator
Feedback: "Since"pointstothereasontobelievetheconclusion.
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Whichofthefollowingistrueofnonsubjectiveissues? A) Whentwopeopledisagreeaboutamatteroffact,bothcanbecorrect. B) Whentwopeopledisagreeaboutamatteroffact,atleastoneiswrong. C) Whentwopeopledisagreeaboutamatteroffact,neitherisevercorrectandathird opinionisneeded. D) Whentwopeopledisagreeaboutamatteroffact,there'salwayssomethingcorrectin eachoftheirarguments.
Feedback:IfyouclaimthatitisrainingandIclaimthatitisn't,oneofusiswrongbecauseitcan't,infact,be doingboth(atthesametimeandplace).Itfailsthe"contradictiontest."
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Whichofthefollowingstatementsismostaccurate? A) Claimsaboutfactualmattersareneitherobjectivenorsubjective. B) Claimsaboutfactualmatterscanbeeitherobjectiveorsubjectivedependingonthe truthvalueoftheclaiminquestion. C) Claimsaboutfactualmattersarealsoknownassubjectiveclaims. D) Claimsaboutfactualmattersarealsoknownasnonsubjective(i.e.objective)claims.
Feedback: wouldbelievethesamething(bysomesetofmutuallyagreeduponcriteria)thenaclaimaboutitwouldbe Realityiswhatitis,regardlessofwhatwebelieveaboutit.Ifwecouldcheck,sothatanyonewhochecked nonsubjective.Forexample,"Copperconductselectricity"canbescientificallyverified.Ifwecouldn'tget agreementbychecking,theclaimwouldbesubjective."Ihaveapain"isaclaimthatonlyIcanverify(noone elsecangetinsidemyhead).
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Whichofthefollowingstatementsismostaccurate? A) Claimsaboutmattersofpureopinioncanbeeithernonsubjective(i.e.objective)or subjectivedependingonthetruthvalueoftheclaiminquestion. B) Claimsaboutmattersofpureopinionarealsoknownassubjectiveclaims. C) Claimsaboutmattersofpureopinionarealsoknownasnonsubjective(i.e.objective) claims. D) Claimsaboutmattersofpureopinionareusuallyamixtureofsubjectiveandobjective claims.
Feedback:IfIclaimthatIlikethetasteoflicorice,myopinionisbasedonfirstpersonsubjectiveexperience. Sincethatexperienceisprivatetome,nooneelsehasanywaytojudgethetruthorfalsityofthatclaim.
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Whichofthefollowingistrueofclaimsaboutmoralissues? A) Theyaresubjectiveclaims. B) Theyarenonsubjective(i.e.objective)claims. C) Whethersuchclaimsaresubjectiveornonsubjective(i.e.objective)isamatterof philosophicaldebate. D) Whethersuchclaimsaresubjectiveornonsubjective(i.e.objective)isamattertobe decidedbycommittee.
Feedback:Althoughdifferentpeopleholddifferentvalues(suggestingtheyaresubjective)therearesome commonlyacceptedcriteriaweusetojudgewhatismorallygoodandbad,rightandwrong,suchthatalmost allpeopleholdsomeofthesamevalues(suggestingtheyareobjective),aswellasahugegrayareainwhich itisunclearhowtosortthem.
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Basedonyourunderstandingofthetext,whichofthefollowingdoyouthinkismost
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accurate? A) Wearenotallentitledtoouropinions. B) Weareentitledtoouropinionsandshouldstaytruetothembynotconsideringanyone else'sopinion. C) Weareallentitledtoourownopinionsandallopinionsareequal. D) Thoughweareallentitledtoouropinions,notallopinionsareequal.
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