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Froggy Jumps Maxims, Truths, and OpinionsOnline version Maxims, truths, and opinions by Acy Ganub 1 What best defines a maxim in ethical discussion? a A personal belief with proof b A concise rule of conduct c A long political endorsement 2 Which feature distinguishes a universal truth from an opinion? a It changes with trends b It is accepted as true for everyone c It is always based on emotion 3 Which example is a maxim? a Eating three meals a day is healthy b Honesty is the best policy c Blue is a sad color because it is blue 4 What is a universal truth? a A claim considered true in all times and places b A fact that can be easily disputed c A belief only held by a culture 5 How does a maxim typically function in reasoning? a As a casual opinion b As an unchallengeable fact c As a guiding principle for behavior 6 Which statement best shows the difference between maxim and opinion? a A maxim is inconsistent, an opinion is universal b A maxim is always emotional, an opinion is logical c A maxim aims to guide action, an opinion expresses belief 7 Can a universal truth be culturally relative? a No, it is true for all cultures b Yes, if many people agree c Yes, if it seems reasonable to some 8 Which scenario illustrates a maxim shaping behavior? a A teacher advises, ‘Be punctual, it’s respectful’ b A rumor about a celebrity c A news article states a fact 9 Which statement would be least likely to be a universal truth? a People should never trust technology b All humans need air to breathe c Water is essential for life 10 What best summarizes the relationship among maxims, universal truths, and opinions? a Maxims are opinions, truths are false b Opinions are universal truths, maxims are facts c Maxims guide action, universal truths are globally true, opinions express beliefs

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Maxims, Truths, and OpinionsOnline version

Maxims, truths, and opinions

by Acy Ganub

What best defines a maxim in ethical discussion?

A personal belief with proof

A concise rule of conduct

A long political endorsement

Which feature distinguishes a universal truth from an opinion?

It changes with trends

It is accepted as true for everyone

It is always based on emotion

Which example is a maxim?

Eating three meals a day is healthy

Honesty is the best policy

Blue is a sad color because it is blue

What is a universal truth?

A claim considered true in all times and places

A fact that can be easily disputed

A belief only held by a culture

How does a maxim typically function in reasoning?

As a casual opinion

As an unchallengeable fact

As a guiding principle for behavior

Which statement best shows the difference between maxim and opinion?

A maxim is inconsistent, an opinion is universal

A maxim is always emotional, an opinion is logical

A maxim aims to guide action, an opinion expresses belief

Can a universal truth be culturally relative?

No, it is true for all cultures

Yes, if many people agree

Yes, if it seems reasonable to some

Which scenario illustrates a maxim shaping behavior?

A teacher advises, ‘Be punctual, it’s respectful’

A rumor about a celebrity

A news article states a fact

Which statement would be least likely to be a universal truth?

People should never trust technology

All humans need air to breathe

Water is essential for life

What best summarizes the relationship among maxims, universal truths, and opinions?

Maxims are opinions, truths are false

Opinions are universal truths, maxims are facts

Maxims guide action, universal truths are globally true, opinions express beliefs

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Maxims, Truths, and OpinionsOnline version

by Acy Ganub

What best defines a maxim in ethical discussion?

Which feature distinguishes a universal truth from an opinion?

Which example is a maxim?

What is a universal truth?

How does a maxim typically function in reasoning?

Which statement best shows the difference between maxim and opinion?

Can a universal truth be culturally relative?

Which scenario illustrates a maxim shaping behavior?

Which statement would be least likely to be a universal truth?

What best summarizes the relationship among maxims, universal truths, and opinions?

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