Philosophy of Virtue Ethics Quiz
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What characterizes moral virtue?

  • It requires natural talent to be acquired.
  • It is solely taught through intellectual teachings.
  • It is developed through habit and practice. (correct)
  • It is inherent and cannot be changed.

Which statement best describes intellectual virtue?

  • It develops solely through social interactions.
  • It requires experience and time to cultivate. (correct)
  • It is a natural characteristic present at birth.
  • It can be fully attained without any practice.

What is necessary for the development of virtues according to the content?

  • Natural abilities determine the level of virtue.
  • Habit and repetitive practice are essential. (correct)
  • Inherent instincts are sufficient for virtue development.
  • Virtues cannot be influenced by environment.

Which example best illustrates the process of acquiring skill?

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How can virtues be seen as similar to an art form?

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How are virtues developed?

<p>Virtues are developed through practice and repeated actions. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between virtue and regime according to the text?

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What is the significance of the character of a person, according to the text?

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How does the text describe the importance of studying virtue?

<p>The study of virtue helps us to understand how to live better. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the practice of behaviors as a child impact one's character?

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Flashcards

Intellectual Virtue

Virtue gained primarily through teaching, requiring experience and time.

Moral Virtue

Virtue developed through habit (ethos), not present by nature.

Development of Virtues

Virtues are developed through action, like skills through practice.

Nature vs. Habit

Virtues are not innate; they're cultivated through repeated actions.

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Destruction of Virtues

Like art, virtues can be created and destroyed by practice quality.

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Virtue Development

Virtues are developed through practice, similar to skills.

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Role of Lawgivers

Lawgivers must cultivate virtue to create good regimes.

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Character Formation

A person's character corresponds to their actions.

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Behavior in Childhood

Childhood behaviors significantly influence virtue development.

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Study of Virtue

Understanding virtue is essential for practical application.

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