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Froggy Jumps Virtue Ethics Quiz JumpOnline version Explore Aristotle and virtue ethics. by Erich 1 What is the ultimate purpose (telos) of a person according to Aristotle? a Happiness (eudaimonia) b Political power c Wealth 2 Which two parts make up the soul per Aristotle's view? a Irrational and rational faculties b Conscious and unconscious c Emotional and physical 3 Virtue ethics focuses on developing what in a person? a Rigid rules b Moral virtue through habituation c Inborn talent 4 What is the ‘middle’ in Aristotle’s virtue concept called? a The absolute extreme b The virtuous mean c The perfect constant 5 Which table shows virtues as excess, middle, and deficiency? a Value table of virtue b Ethical compass c Decision matrix 6 What is a moral virtue as defined by Aristotle? a A spontaneous feeling b A one-time decision c A stable character trait guiding right actions 7 What is the result of habitual virtuous activity? a A perfect society b A guaranteed happiness c A virtuous character 8 Which of the following is an example of a middle virtue? a Dishonesty b Courage c Cowardice 9 What is a vices term opposite to 'courage' in the table? a Temperance b Recklessness c Cowardice 10 Aristotle’s moral virtue is primarily about what kind of action? a Actions guided by rational principle b Emotional impulses c Random choice 11 What does virtue ethics say about ends and means? a The means must be guided by virtues b Means are irrelevant c Ends always justify means 12 How does Aristotle view happiness (final end) in life? a As a random state b As a byproduct of wealth c As the end achieved through virtuous activity 13 What role does habit play in becoming morally virtuous? a One good deed suffices b Habitual practice shapes virtue c Genetic predisposition 14 What is ‘telos’ in Aristotelian ethics? a A type of virtue b A social duty c The ultimate goal or end of a person 15 Which faculty is the rational part of the soul associated with? a Emotional impulse b Practical wisdom (phronesis) c Sensory perception 16 What does Aristotle say about actions and virtue? a Virtue aims at the good achieved by actions b Actions alone determine virtue c Virtue is unrelated to action 17 Which of the following is NOT a part of moral virtue, according to Aristotle? a Temperance b Courage c Physical strength 18 What is practical wisdom primarily concerned with? a Knowing how to act rightly in situations b Following rigid rules c Knowing all facts about life 19 What does Aristotle identify as the central function of a good person? a To avoid mistakes at all costs b To maximize wealth c To perform the good act well 20 Which phrase describes the ‘mesotes’ in Aristotle’s theory? a The extreme virtue b The middle virtue between two extremes c The complete deficiency 21 What is the difference between moral and intellectual virtue? a Intellectual virtue equals wealth b Moral virtue is innate, intellectual is learned c Moral virtue ≈ right actions, intellectual virtue ≈ knowledge 22 How does Aristotle treat feelings in virtuous action? a They are irrelevant to virtue b They must be guided by rational control c They should always lead action 23 What is the role of habit in developing virtue? a Immersing in emotion b Reading rules only c Developing stable good character through repetition 24 What does the term “pag-uugali” relate to? a Physical ability b Social status c Moral character or virtue 25 What is the relationship between virtue and excellence (arete) for Aristotle? a Excellence is achieved by rational activity in accordance with virtue b Excellence is wealth-based c Excellence is random luck 26 Which describes external goods in Aristotle’s view? a They always ensure virtue b They support but do not define happiness c They are the sole source of virtue 27 What is a major task of a morally virtuous person? a To memorize all rules b To please everyone c To choose and perform the right action habitually 28 Which best captures Aristotle’s stance on perfection of virtue? a Perfection comes with doing the right thing well b Perfection is unattainable c Perfection is genetic 29 Why does virtue require a middle position, not extremes? a Extremes are always better b Extremes are excessive or deficient and harmful c Middle is easier 30 Which virtue is linked to self-control as its middle? a Temperance b Lust c Wrath 31 What must guide actions for moral virtue to be realized? a Rational deliberation and prudent choice b Blind obedience c Unreflective habit 32 What is Aristotle’s view on how the middle is found? a It is the same for everyone b It is random c It varies by person and situation 33 Which is a key concept in Aristotle’s ethics summarized in the text? a The unity of the rational and irrational parts of the soul b The separation of mind and body c The supremacy of feeling over reason 34 Which example is used to illustrate virtue development? a A person who never acts b A dedicated basketball player practicing to perfect a skill c A gifted artist with no practice 35 What does the a b ?

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What is the ultimate purpose (telos) of a person according to Aristotle?

Which two parts make up the soul per Aristotle's view?

Virtue ethics focuses on developing what in a person?

What is the ‘middle’ in Aristotle’s virtue concept called?

Which table shows virtues as excess, middle, and deficiency?

What is a moral virtue as defined by Aristotle?

What is the result of habitual virtuous activity?

Which of the following is an example of a middle virtue?

What is a vices term opposite to 'courage' in the table?

Aristotle’s moral virtue is primarily about what kind of action?

What does virtue ethics say about ends and means?

How does Aristotle view happiness (final end) in life?

What role does habit play in becoming morally virtuous?

What is ‘telos’ in Aristotelian ethics?

Which faculty is the rational part of the soul associated with?

What does Aristotle say about actions and virtue?

Which of the following is NOT a part of moral virtue, according to Aristotle?

What is practical wisdom primarily concerned with?

What does Aristotle identify as the central function of a good person?

Which phrase describes the ‘mesotes’ in Aristotle’s theory?

What is the difference between moral and intellectual virtue?

How does Aristotle treat feelings in virtuous action?

What is the role of habit in developing virtue?

What does the term “pag-uugali” relate to?

What is the relationship between virtue and excellence (arete) for Aristotle?

Which describes external goods in Aristotle’s view?

What is a major task of a morally virtuous person?

Which best captures Aristotle’s stance on perfection of virtue?

Why does virtue require a middle position, not extremes?

Which virtue is linked to self-control as its middle?

What must guide actions for moral virtue to be realized?

What is Aristotle’s view on how the middle is found?

Which is a key concept in Aristotle’s ethics summarized in the text?

Which example is used to illustrate virtue development?

What does the