The author contends that moral choices related to genetic choices intersect with almost every major ethical concern.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not mentioned
• D. Irrelevant

Answer: (A)

Genetic choices bring ethical questions into many areas because decisions about editing, screening, or selecting traits influence individual rights, clinical responsibilities, and broader societal impacts. If the author argues that these moral choices intersect with nearly all major ethical concerns, the statement is true. Such intersections include autonomy (who decides), justice and fair distribution of benefits and risks, privacy and control over genetic information, safety and nonmaleficence (potential harms), and implications for policy and social norms. The other options mischaracterize the scope: false would contradict the broader ethical reach, not mentioned would ignore the stated connection, and irrelevant would miss the clear relevance of genetics to ethics.