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Philosophy on Happiness

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

the Ancient Greek term that refers to a state of well-being or happiness

a)

welfare

b)

greatest happiness principle

c)

eudaimonia

d)

whole life satisfaction

2.

the utilitarian principle of happiness that promotes the satisfaction of many

a)

welfare

b)

greatest happiness principle

c)

dignity

d)

whole life satisfaction

3.

an element of happiness which refers to satisfaction with one’s life

a)

welfare

b)

the pursuit of knowledge

c)

dignity

d)

whole life satisfaction

4.

refers to the satisfaction of a person’s wants and desires

a)

welfare

b)

the pursuit of knowledge

c)

dignity

d)

Epicureans

5.

the ability to control and define one’s destiny

a)

goodwill

b)

the pursuit of knowledge

c)

dignity

d)

Epicureans

6.

for Aristotle, this leads to true happiness

a)

goodwill

b)

the pursuit of knowledge

c)

Jeremy Bentham

d)

Epicureans

7.

they believe that happiness requires a person to enjoy the simple pleasures of life

a)

goodwill

b)

Gross National Happiness

c)

Jeremy Bentham

d)

Epicureans

8.

for Immanuel Kant, this defines human action and leads to satisfaction

a)

goodwill

b)

Gross National Happiness

c)

Jeremy Bentham

d)

Noble Eightfold Path

9.

he believes that happiness is achieved through wise decision-making

a)

Ren

b)

Gross National Happiness

c)

Jeremy Bentham

d)

Noble Eightfold Path

10.

a statistic that measures the over-all well-being of a country

a)

Ren

b)

Gross National Happiness

c)

eudaimonia

d)

Noble Eightfold Path

11.

Teachings from Buddhism which identify the things to abstain from or uphold in order to have a righteous life.

a)

Ren

b)

whole life satisfaction

c)

eudaimonia

d)

Noble Eightfold Path

12.

For Confucius, this is the awareness of the dignity and value of other persons and concern for their well-being.

a)

Ren

b)

whole life satisfaction

c)

eudaimonia

d)

Noble Eightfold Path