MCQ Answer
A. By rejecting the greatest-happiness principle in favor of deontological rules.
B. By introducing qualitative distinctions among pleasures, arguing some pleasures are higher than others.
Correct
Explanation
Mill retained the greatest-happiness principle but argued that intellectual and moral pleasures are qualitatively superior to mere bodily pleasures.
C. By grounding morality in divine commands rather than consequences.
D. By asserting that individual rights always outweigh aggregate utility.
Correct Answer
By introducing qualitative distinctions among pleasures, arguing some pleasures are higher than others.