UNIT-5, 6 AND 7

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What is Aristotle's philosophy known as? Mark only one oval. Options: Aristotelianism, Aristophanism, Aristotlism, Aristocracy

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Aristotelianism

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What are the four causes in Aristotle's philosophy?

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Material cause, formal cause, efficient cause, final cause

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What is the difference between Aristotle's philosophy and Plato's philosophy? Mark only one oval.

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The main difference is their belief in the existence of universal forms.

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What is the concept of 'potentiality and actuality' in Aristotle's philosophy? Mark only one oval.

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The concept of 'potentiality and actuality' in Aristotle's philosophy refers to the distinction between the potential or capacity of something and its actual state or existence.

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What is the 'hylomorphic theory' in Aristotle's philosophy? Mark only one oval.

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The hylomorphic theory is the belief that all substances are composed of both matter and form.

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Who founded the school of philosophy called the Academy?

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Plato

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It is sometimes called an essence (what a thing is), a form, or a nature. This term is common to many.

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universal

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A ________ is that which is not common to many. It is a unique, unrepeatable individual.

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particular

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The final cause is the end or the goal toward which it is oriented. It is the purpose that the thing serves. Mark only one oval.

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True

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In Aristotle's theory of causes, which one entertains questions What is it? A thing’s form is its essence; that which makes a thing what it is and not something else.

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Formal Cause