What is a moral dilemma? A) A situation where we must choose between two actions

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What is a moral dilemma? A) A situation where we must choose between two actions that are both morally wrong. B) A situation where we are uncertain about what is morally right. C) A situation where morality seems to be completely irrelevant to our decision. D) A situation where we know what is morally right but the morally wrong option would significantly benefit us. What does Primoratz find problematic about the way Leiser equates terrorists to pirates? A) Unlike pirates, terrorists are not usually trying to make material gains. B) Terrorists serve a higher cause, while pirates were unruly and anarchic. C) Only insurgent terrorists resemble pirates and the comparison is inapplicable to most state terrorism. D) Pirates never attacked people they thought were innocent.

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Ans 4 . B) A situation where we are uncertain about what is morally right.

When a person lands up in the moral dilemma , he is unable to decide which thing is morally right . Sometimes two actions have enough of reasons to be correct but even then one has to chose one option over the other.

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