An act which it would be good to do, but not wrong not to do is called:
A) deontological.
B) supererogatory.
C) utilitarian.
D) relativistic.

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The term "supererogatory" refers to an act that is morally good and praiseworthy, but not necessarily required. Therefore, it would be good to do, but not wrong not to do, making it the best choice for the given question. The other options are not applicable as they do not describe this specific type of moral action.

An Act Which It Would Be Good to Do, but Not