WorksheetsAristotle
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who first discussed Virtue ethics?
Socrates
What is a virtue?
What is the basic view of eudaimonia?
anger
flourishing
love
courage
Virtues are developed through...
practice and role models
The 2 types of vices are .....
deficiency and excess
defective and extreme
deviant and excess
deficiency and extreme
The place between the vices is......
the greatest mean
the middle
the average
the golden mean
Virtue ethics argues that you become a good person by...
being the nice person all the time
following the rules
improving your virtuous character traits through practice
following the laws of God
How should people learn to be virtuous?
Virtue Ethics focus on the _____________ of the individual
Action
Experience
Mind
Character
Which of these is a deficient vice of bravery?
Rash
Unfriendly
Cowardly
Modesty
Which of these is an excessive vice of friendly?
Flattering
Patronizing
Envious
Boastful
According to Aristotle, the end goal for human is ____________
Wealth
Power
Flourishing
Success
Aristotle believed that we all should aspire to be virtuous.
True
False
Aristotle understood virtue as a set of
Rules
Character traits
Actions
Challenges
Virtue is the ________ between two extremes.
Answer
Difference
Sum
balance
Virtue is learned by chance.
True
False
Aristotle believed that for humans to flourish we need to practice...
higher order pleasures
virtue
eudaimonia
moraity
Which category does this character trait go in according to Aristotle:
courage
Vice of deficiency
Vice of excess
Virtue
Which category does this character trait go in according to Aristotle:
cowardice
Vice of deficiency
Vice of excess
Virtue
Which category does this character trait go in according to Aristotle:
recklessness
Vice of deficiency
Vice of excess
Virtue
Which category does this character trait go in according to Aristotle:
good humour
Vice of deficiency
Vice of excess
Virtue
Which category does this character trait go in according to Aristotle:
miserly
Vice of deficiency
Vice of excess
Virtue
Virtue ethics is seen to be..
vice centred
consequence centred
person centred
Eudaimonia means .......
Human suffering
Human mistakes
Human flourishing
Human conscience
