1. Which of the following statements about moral standards is not true?
A. Moral standards concern behavior that is of serious consequence to human welfare.
B. Moral standards take priority over other standards, such as self-interest.
C. The soundness of a moral standard depends on the reasons used to justify the standard.
D. Moral standards dictate norms of correct conduct in a polite society.
2. The statement that the law is the floor of moral conduct means that
A. at minimum, we must always obey the law.
B. the law generally prohibits flagrant affronts to a society's moral standards.
C. the law allows morality to slip through the cracks.
D. the law covers the wide variety of possible individual and group conduct.