6. It's the weekend! Which of the following activities would utilitarianism not recommend that you do? a. Volunteer at your local food bank. b. Donate your blood and one of your kidneys to strangers who need them. c. Evaluate a list of charities to see which would be the most effective to donate to. d. Take your family on a trip to the amusement park. 7. The answer to question 6 encapsulates which criticism of utilitarianism? a. Lack of partiality to loved ones/personal desires b. Violation of rights c. Lack of justice d. Sacrificing one life for many

**Question 6:** **d. Take your family on a trip to the amusement park.** **Explanation:** Utilitarianism focuses on actions that maximize overall happiness or utility. While taking your family on a trip to the amusement park increases the happiness of your family, it may not contribute significantly to the broader overall utility compared to the other options, which have more direct positive impacts on a larger number of people or optimize resources for greater good. --- **Question 7:** **a. Lack of partiality to loved ones/personal desires** **Explanation:** The choice to take a family trip (option d) highlights a utilitarianism criticism regarding its lack of partiality. Utilitarianism advocates for actions that maximize overall happiness without giving undue preference to personal relationships or desires. This means that actions benefiting the broader community are prioritized over those that solely benefit loved ones or oneself. --- **Summary:** - **6. Answer:** d. Take your family on a trip to the amusement park. - **7. Answer:** a. Lack of partiality to loved ones/personal desires