Assuming the text as a reference, which of the following alternatives is correct? a) Only I is correct. b) Only II is correct. c) Only I and III ar...

Assuming the text as a reference, which of the following alternatives is correct?
a) Only I is correct.
b) Only II is correct.
c) Only I and III are correct.
d) Only II and IV are correct.
e) All are correct.
I. The text presents the idea that the possession of virtues such as intelligence, courage, temperance, and prudence represents a much greater danger. It may potentiate the misuse of these virtues in order to maximize one's ability to cause harm.
II. The text presents the idea that the concept of morality must be linked to the will to use virtues morally. This is the concept of good will. This is the necessary and also sufficient element for someone to be a moral being.
III. The text presents the idea that the subject's morality must be conceived, detached from the consequences and usefulness of their actions. Usefulness cannot be the criterion of morality because the egoist is immoral, although their conduct may become concretely useful. The distinctive criterion of morality is moral intention.
IV. The text presents the idea that the concept of morality must be linked to the will to use virtues morally. This is the concept of good will. This is the necessary and also sufficient element for someone to be a moral being.
a) Only I is correct.
b) Only II is correct.
c) Only I and III are correct.
d) Only II and IV are correct.
e) All are correct.