The Foundations of Virtue, Quiz #1

"Good" is not a strictly definable term.
True
False
In ethics, we should expect to draw certain conclusions with nearly mathematical precision.
True
False
According to Aristotle, human beings are not the only kind of animals who have the potential to be happy.
True
False
Which of the following, according to Aristotle, is the highest pursuit in life?
The pursuit of pleasure
The pursuit of honor
The pursuit of wealth
The pursuit of action in accord with virtue
Which of the following words is a plausible translation for eudaimonia?
Well-being
Flourishing
Happiness
All of the above
Going to the dentist is an example of which kind of activity?
a means
an end
Both a means and an end
None of the Above
As St. Augustine discovered, evil is
a privation
a lack of a due good
Not a positive reality in itself
All of the above
The classical understanding of definition (beginning with Aristotle) holds that an essential definition consists of
an opinion and a reason
Saying what a thing is not
a genus and a specific difference
Explaining how a word is used
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