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What does Aristotle believe is the ultimate goal in life?
What does Aristotle believe is the ultimate goal in life?
- To have a certain amount of money
- To be successful
- To indulge in sensual pleasures
- To act virtuously (correct)
What is the reward for living a virtuous life?
What is the reward for living a virtuous life?
- Happiness
- Success
- Pleasure
- Flourishing (correct)
According to Aristotle, what is the difference between moral and intellectual virtues?
According to Aristotle, what is the difference between moral and intellectual virtues?
- Moral virtues are acquired through early training and reinforced to become a matter of habit, while intellectual virtues can be taught. (correct)
- Moral virtues are acquired through early training, while intellectual virtues are innate
- Moral virtues are innate, while intellectual virtues can be taught.
- Moral virtues are innate, while intellectual virtues are acquired through early training.
What does Aristotle mean when he says "one swallow doesn’t make a summer"?
What does Aristotle mean when he says "one swallow doesn’t make a summer"?
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What does Aristotle believe is necessary for a genuinely eudaimon life?
What does Aristotle believe is necessary for a genuinely eudaimon life?
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