1.A) Gay-William's argument from self-interest claims that euthanasia Select one or more is in the interest of the suffering patient might not be in

Select one or more

1. is in the interest of the suffering patient
2. might not be in the interest of the patient because of the possibility of a wrong diagnosis
3. can only be the choice of the patient, but not of his family

B) The point of James Rachel's thought experiment with a person who watches his six year old cousin die was to prove that

1. Letting die is no better than killing
2. omission is sometimes just as bad as an action
3. active euthanasia is not worse than passive
4. all of the above
5. none of the above