Virtue Ethics

Explore Virtue Ethics: A Comprehensive Quiz

Test your understanding of Virtue Ethics through our engaging quiz. Delve into key concepts such as Eudaimonia and the Golden Mean, and examine the nature of virtue.

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Teleological means

Moral values are discoverable through worship of God

The universe is directed towards some final goal

Moral laws exist in the universe which we can find using reason

Moral value is placed on the consequences of an action

Vitrue ethics focuses on the actions of a person, rather then their character

True

False

Eudaimonia means?

The Golden Mean

Being a virtuous person

Human Flourishing

Acheiving our purpose

Virtue is not innate, we are not born with it and must develop it

True

False

What is the function argument (part 1) in one short sentence?

Describe the golden mean/vice

The skill analogy compares developing virtue to learning an instrument

True

False

For Aristotle, the soul consists of:

1 part (Reasoning)

2 parts (rational & non-rational reasoning)

3 parts (rational & non rational reasoning + desire)

Which list below is in the right order?

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