Read the questions carefully and respond to all parts of it. Aim to answer the questions in 3-4 sentences at minimum but you may write more than that if you choose to. Your answers should show how well you understood the text, how well you articulated yourself, and good spelling, grammar, and style.
1. Explain the difference between a categorical imperative and a hypothetical imperative. Which one has more weight?
2. Do you agree with Kant that there are absolute moral rules that must never be broken? Explain your answer.
3. Can you think of a situation in which it might be necessary to break a rule that we consider extremely important such as the rule of not telling lies? What would be a good reason to break the rules? Carefully explain your answer.
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