Ethics
Aesthetics
Life of Pi/PoDG
Religions
Oscar Wilde
100

What is the name of the moral quandary in which you can choose to not intervene and let 5 people get hit and die on a track OR you can intervene and choose to kill 1 person to save the other 5?

The Trolley Problem

100

Name a central idea of aestheticism.

Art for art's sake, art is amoral, life imitates art

100

What religion is Pi?

Hindu, Christian, and Muslim

100

What are the first teachings of the Buddha about suffering and transformation called?  The Four ____ Truths.

Noble

100

What movement did Oscar Wilde champion?

Aestheticism

200

What is the name of the ethical framework that prioritizes an action's inherent rightness or wrongness and does not consider the results of the action?

Duty-Based Ethics

200

The preface of PoDG says "All art is quite ____"

Useless

200

How does Jim Vane die?

Getting shot by accident at a shooting range

200

What specifically are Islam, Judaism, and Christianity collectively called?

Abrahamic Religions

200

What political/economic framework did Wilde subscribe to?

Anarcho-socialism or socialism

300

What is the ethical framework in which the results of an action are considered?

Consequentialist Ethics

300

What era in history/literature was aestheticism most popular?

The Victorian Era

300

What are zoos an allusion to?

Religion

300

What are the three parts of the Holy Trinity in Christianity? 

The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit

300

What country did Oscar Wilde live in exile and eventually die?

France

400

What is the name of the framework that states that the most moral choice is the one that results in the greatest good for the greatest number of people?

Utilitarianism

400

What is the term/movement in aestheticism that is used to describe decay, excess, indulgence

Decadence

400

What is the name of the piece of music Dorian is playing at the piano?

Forest Scenes by Schumann (Waldszenen)

400

What are the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, comprised of four collections, including the Rigveda?

The Vedas

400

Who was Oscar Wilde's lover?

Lord Alfred Douglas

500

What is the *specific* framework that says in cases where objective proof is impossible (like religion or trauma) we have a right to choose the belief that is most productive for our lives and mental health?

The Will to Believe Framework (a subset of pragmatism)

500

What was the Victorian social/political movement that included topics like women's right to divorce and decriminalizing homosexuality?

Sexual Liberty

500

What is either: the name of the tree in Hinduism OR the name of the epoch in time in Hinduism that Pi discovers on the island?

The Asvattha Tree OR The Time of Brahma

500

Name two of the 5 pillars of Islam.

Profession of faith (Shahada), prayer (Salah), almsgiving/charity (Zakat), fasting in the month of Ramadan (Sawm), and pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj).

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! 

Name 3 flowers that are associated with Oscar Wilde. (Opportunity for 3 points!)

Sunflower, Lily (symbol of decadence & aestheticism), and Green Carnation (what he always wore in his lapel and the name of a mocking satirical book about him)

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