No MLA style needed, no sources needed, opinion based, extremely short responses is all that is required.Read, consider, and answer the following questions:1. The question virtue ethics tries to answer is: "How should I live?” The answer is: "Flourish by cultivating your virtues!” But what is a virtue? Is it a feature of our character? Is it a disposition to act in a certain way in determinate situations? Is it something more complex? What are the strengths and weaknesses of virtue ethics?2. In the Apology, what is Socrates' view of death? How it is possible that Socrates, having been condemned to death, still believes that "a good person can suffer no evil."3. You’re in the Fitzgerald Parking Garage and walking toward your car. You notice a wallet next to a car door three cars down from where you’re parked. No one is around. You look around to see if anyone is heading for their car. There’s no one. The place is absolutely empty. You pick up the wallet and find $600 in cash in it, plus driver’s license, student I.D., and some credit cards. You could easily take the cash and put the wallet back down on the ground, or could there be other options open to you? What do you do? How do virtue ethics impact your decision?4. You have just fallen for your best friend’s girlfriend/boyfriend. You know your friend is crazy about this young person --- that’s all your friend talks about. Your friend has even brought up marriage as a possibility. But when your best friend brings their girlfriend/boyfriend over all you can think about is her/him.The girlfriend/boyfriend recently gave you signals as well that they are interested. You now know in your heart that this is the one for you.Make a case for trying to take your best friend’s girlfriend/boyfriend from them. In other words, you think it's morally right to do this --- "all is fair in love and war."Post your thoughts and comments to all the above.

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I need a 500 word essay. below are the requirements and I am attaching the power point from where you can select the work of art.Summary:Essay #4 – Social Protest/Affirmation After carefully reading Ch. 11 in the text, write your essay in response to the following questions. Do you think that art should question the status quo?Do you think that protest art reaches a large enough audience to be effective? Do you think that art in museums and galleries are effective for social protest? Why or why not?Which of the examples covered in this chapter and lecture did you find most effective, and why? Do you feel that images of the oppressed such as those by Lewis Hine or Kara Walker exploit the subjects or are they necessary in bringing our attention to such injustices?Explain using at least 2 specific examples from the text or the Power Point presentation. Remember that a specific example includes the artist's name, title in italics, date, historical or stylistic period, and a brief description that includes the media.Essays should be a minimum of 500 words, typed, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, free of all spelling and grammatical errors, no plagiarism, Chicago Style formatting with footnotes and bibliography. Make sure that you answer the questions asked in their entirety and that you proofread your essay carefully prior to submitting.The book is Lazzari, Margaret and Dona Schlesier. Exploring Art: A Global Thematic Approach. 4th Edition.