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1
In order to find the mean, Aristotle suggests all but one of the following:
A)make a full commitment
B)involve your entire personality
C)involve one's entire lifetime
D)involve all who live around you
2
When in danger, we can act in one (1) of three (3) ways. Which of the following would not be applicable?
A)with too little courage, as a coward
B)with too much courage, as a foolhardy individual
C)with the right amount of courage
D)with the belief one should wait for assistance if in danger
3
Aristotle felt it was necessary not only to consider the degree of truthfulness, but also:
A)who is the theory intended for
B)who would benefit most by the theory
C)who would benefit least by the theory
D)who is expressing the truthfulness
4
The sole reason for Aristotle designing the development of a virtuous character was:
A)to be mediocre
B)to be happy
C)to be honest
D)to be rich
5
The afterlife to Aristotle meant:
A)when a human's body dies, so does his soul
B)the human body will take on a new form
C)the human being may be immortal
D)A and C
E)C only
6
Aristotle believed that the Forms:
A)are not separate from material things, having no existence outside their objects
B)have a complete existence outside their objects
C)are separate from material things
D)none of the above
7
Aristotle was instrumental in founding which two forms of the sciences?
A)physic and logic
B)logic and observation
C)biology and observation
D)metaphysics and observation
8
Which of Aristotle's following ideas are generally found offensive by contemporary readers?
A)his ideas about slavery and ethnicity
B)his ideas about economic classes and discrimination
C)his ideas about women and slavery
D)his ideas about education and women
9
Which of the following is NOT descriptive of a virtuous person?
A)good skill management
B)good opportunities management
C)excellence
D)contemptuous
10
What two (2) forms of virtue did Aristotle recognize?
A)immortality and love
B)intellectual and moral
C)wisdom and truth
D)none of the above





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