| Question | Answer |
| Analytic Statements | True by definition |
| Booh-Hurrah Theory (Emotivism) | Ethical Statements are a way of showing personal emotion |
| Cognitive | Ethical Language has true meaning |
| Empirical Evidence | Information gained from the senses |
| Intuitionism | Ethical and moral truths are understood through intuition and instincts |
| Meta Ethics | Are of ethics concerning the meaning behind the words used in ethical statements |
| Naturalism | All things are knowable using EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE |
| Non-Cognitive | No true meaning in ethical language |
| Non-Naturalism | Things to do with meaning are knowable using INTUITION |
| Normative Ethics | DIscussing whether something is right or wrong |
| Prescriptivism | Ethical Language is subscribing a belief |
| Prima Facie Duties | Primary Duties |
| Synthetic | Statement where the predicate is not a necessary part of the description |
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