Which among the following statements are true of J.S. Mill?

1.S. Mill abandons the view that the comparison among pleasures is or can be purely quantitative.

2.He , however, makes no distinction between higher and lower pleasures.

3.Therefore, all pleasures are qualitatively same.

4.Ultimate objective of Mill was to bring all the objects and goals of human desires under a single concept, of pleasure.

5.He treats pleasure as a unitary concept.

A1, 2, 3

B1, 3, 4

C1, 4, 5

D2, 4, 5

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