Your professor tasks you with coming up with two interesting short-answer philosophical questions for each of this module's readings on Ethics because he's lazy and doesn't want to write the final exa

Your professor tasks you with coming up with two interesting short-answer philosophical questions for each of this module's readings on Ethics because he's lazy and doesn't want to write the final exam himself. Or herself.

As there are 8 readings, (what is philosophy, the value of philosophy, improving thinking, metaphysics, espitemology, mind & body, and ethics ), you will have to write 16 philosophically interesting questions that require the students to engage with the material dynamically (Do not simply ask: "What is determinism?" or similar). 

Each question must be unique (do not simply copy questions from the summaries in the textbook) and should be designed for a response length of one to two paragraphs. 

Then choose 2 out of 16 questions you came up with and answer just the two of them.