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Quiz: The Good Life — True or False

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Test your knowledge of Aristotle’s Good Life.

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Test your knowledge of Aristotle’s Good Life.

by Liezl Escuyos
1

The Greek word eudaimonia refers to human flourishing or the highest good.

2

Aristotle believed that wealth and fame are the ultimate source of happiness.

3

The Good Life only benefits the individual and has no relation to society’s well-being.

4

External goods, such as money and honor, guarantee happiness according to Aristotle.

5

In the discussion, the Good Life is connected to how science and technology should be used responsibly.

6

According to Aristotle, happiness depends upon ourselves.

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For Aristotle, virtue and rational activity are central to living the Good Life.

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The modern interpretation of the Good Life includes sustainable living and ethical responsibility.

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The Good Life is achieved instantly, without effort or discipline.

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The Good Life is connected to society’s well-being.

 
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