NGEC 0803_STS - Quiz (GDA)

What is the ultimate goal of human life according to Aristotle?

• Wealth

• Power

• Eudaimonia

• Pleasure

Which of the following best defines eudaimonia?

• Temporary happiness

• Living well and flourishing

• Accumulating wealth

• Having power over others

What is phronesis?

• Friendship

• Practical wisdom

• Wealth

• Rationality

According to Aristotle, why is friendship important to flourishing?

• Friends provide material wealth

• True friends support virtue and moral growth

• Friends ensure power and influence

• Friends help in competition

Wealth, according to Aristotle, is considered:

• An ultimate goal

• A necessary means to live well

• A symbol of success

• Unimportant

Power in human flourishing refers to:

• Domination over others

• Agency to live according to virtue

• Military strength

• Political control

What is the proper function (telos) of a human?

• To seek wealth

• To live through reason and virtue

• To pursue power

• To gain popularity

Which of the following is an example of practicing virtue?

• Greed

• Justice

• Dishonesty

• Envy

Which cause explains 'What something is made of' in Aristotle's Four Causes?

• Causa Formalis

• Causa Finalis

• Causa Materialis

• Causa Efficiens

The carpenter who builds a chair is an example of which cause?

• Material Cause

• Formal Cause

• Efficient Cause

• Final Cause