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Which example does Peter Singer use in order to help him illustrate his “Greater Moral Evil Rule”?  

What is the word Singer uses to describe an act “which it would be good to do, but not wrong not to do”?

Singer considers several objections to his claim that we ought to give to famine relief. Which of the following is an objection that he explicitly mentions and responds to?

In the beginning of his essay, Singer talks about a country whose people were suffering from lack of food, shelter, and medical care.  Which country is he talking about? 

Peter Singer says that his argument upsets our traditional moral categories.  Which of the following are the two traditional categories he discusses?  

In his essay, “Famine, Affluence and Morality,” which of the following assumptions does Peter Singer assume are bad?

When determining target sounds (not scheduling) for this approach, clinicians should follow guidelines described by the Cycles approach:

In the morphosyntax approach, to accomplish a reasonable stimulation dosage, clinicians aim to provide, at minimum, ___________ correct examples of the target form, primarily in literacy, narrative, or singing activities. 

Match the developmental theories to their theorists.

During a feedback session, Karen attentively listens to her colleague’s concerns, summarizing and clarifying their points before responding. What skill is Karen demonstrating?