WorksheetsUnderstanding Virtue According to Aristotle
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
According to Aristotle, how are virtues acquired?
Through natural talent
By practicing them
By reading about them
By ignoring them
What example does Aristotle use to explain how people become virtuous?
By reading books
By practicing music
By building houses
By attending lectures
What is the role of reason according to Aristotle in practicing virtue?
To ignore emotions
To command actions
To avoid practice
To read more books.
What does practicing just acts make us, according to Aristotle?
Happy
Wealthy
Just
Famous
What does Aristotle say about the relationship between virtue and emotions?
Virtue ignores emotions
Virtue strengthens emotions
Virtue works with emotions
Virtue weakens emotions
According to the text, what is necessary to learn something?
Reading
Listening
Doing
Watching
What does Aristotle believe about the nature of virtues?
They are innate
They are against nature
They are acquired through habit
They are irrelevant
What is the ultimate goal of practicing virtues according to Aristotle?
To become famous
To exercise important aspects
To gain wealth
To avoid emotions
