QUESTION 1 How does Mill define happiness? pleasure and the absence of pain O th

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QUESTION 1 How does Mill define happiness? pleasure and the absence of pain O the achievement of one's goals O a life lived in accordance with virtue O the fulfilment of one's highest human potential QUESTION 2 Mill's supreme principle of morality is O the principle of utility. O the formula of the end in itself. the natural law. O the categorical imperative. QUESTION 3 On what grounds does Mill think some pleasures can be judged higher or better than others? O by the fact that we are basically animals O by the preference of experts for one kind of pleasure over another by the compatibility of certain kinds of pleasure with our society's standards O all of these Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers

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1. The correct answer is Option A. According to Mill, happiness is pleasure and the absence of pain.

2. The correct answer is Option A. The principle of utility is Mill’s principle of morality.

3. The correct answer is Option C. Some pleasures maybe judged better than others because of their compatibility with social standards.

4. The correct answer is Option C. Rule utilitarianism is not concerned with the details of a situation.

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