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| 1) Aristotle was born and died an Athenian citizen. |
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| 2) Give the name of one of the intellectual virtues: _______________ |
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| 3) According to his position in the Categories, which of the following virtues is a "primary substance"? |
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| 4) What according to Anaximander, was the fundamental "stuff" that made up the nature of the universe? _______________________ |
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| 5) According to Aristotle, could the form of a house be physically removed from its matter? |
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| B) No the form could not be separated |
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For Aristotle, scientific knowledge [episteme] is achieved when three conditions are met. Identify two of them:
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| Identify a natural class of beings that forms a genus or species |
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| For Aristotle, scientific knowledge [episteme] is achieved when three conditions are met. Identify two of them: 7) _________________ |
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| Determine the universal first principles (archai) of that class by establishing necessary definitions (i.e. stating the formal cause) |
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| 8) In Metaphysics XII, Aristotle talks about an "umoved mover." How does this devine being move other beings in the world? |
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| D) By allowing other beings to participate in its divine essence |
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| 9) According to Aristotle, there is no respect in which a human soul resembles a plant soul. |
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In Nicomachean Ethics 1.3, Aristotle gives two reasons ta young people should not study eithics. What are they?
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| We are studying actions in life, and familiarity with these requires life experience, young people do not have experience |
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In Nicomachean Ethics 1.3, Aristotle gives two reasons ta young people should not study eithics. What are they?
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| young people follow their emotions instead of knowledge |
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| 12) Which life did Aristotle think was happiest? |
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| B) A life of contemplation and study |
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In Nicomachean Ethics 1.7, Aristotle says that any credible proposal for happiness must clear two tests. What are these two tests?
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In Nicomachean Ethics 1.7, Aristotle says that any credible proposal for happiness must clear two tests. What are these two tests?
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| The “self-sufficiency” test |
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| 15) Plato believed that forms . . . |
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| C) were accessible through careful use of the understanding |
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| 16) In Niomachean Ethics, Aristotle argues that human beings have a distinctive "function" What is it? |
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| the part of the soul that has reason |
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According to Aristotle, virtues can be divided ino the
17) ____________ virtues which are excellent states of the purely rational part of the soul and the |
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| According to Aristotle, virtues can be divided ino the 18) ____________ virtues which are excellent states in which the part of the soul that is irrational "listens to" or "obeys" the rational part of the soul |
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| 19) Which of the following describes the relationship of Plato and Aristotle? |
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| D) Aristotle studied with Plato for 20 years, but then left the Academy |
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| 20) In the Categories, Aristotle makes a distinction between two types of predication. Name one type of predication: _____________________ |
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