Something Is a Case of Moral Luck If

question 19

Multiple Choice

Something is a case of moral luck if

• A) the morality of one's action depends on factors outside of one's control.
• B) someone does the right thing but with the wrong intentions.
• C) the morality of one's action depends on one's intentions.
• D) the morality of one's action depends on factors within one's control.

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Definitions:

Offeree

Offeree is a legal term referring to the party to whom an offer is made in contract law, who can then accept, reject, or counteroffer.

Requested Act

A specific action or operation that someone asks or formally requires someone else to perform.

Title Deeds

Legal documents proving ownership of property or land.

Acceptance

In contract law, it is the expression of assent to the terms of an offer in such a manner that binds both the offeror and offeree to a contract.