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Page 1: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Virtue Ethics

Page 2: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find

a)a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece.

b)the best or highest good for humans.c)who is a friend and who is an enemy.d)inner peace while maintaining the military.

e)honor without economic failure.

Page 3: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

We seek happiness, according to Aristotle, only

a)as a means to goodness.b)as a means to a virtue-filled life.

c)as an end, meaning, as a way to escape reincarnation.

d)for the afterlife, never as an end in this life.

e)for its own sake, and never as a means to something else.

Page 4: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Aristotle says that “the good of an eye is seeing, and the eye is good if it sees well.” He then reasons, by analogy,

a)we can all see how nature makes things good.

b)a good human will see, and see well.c)a good human will reason, and reason well.

d)a good human will always use the power of sight for a good cause.

e)we can test a moral theory only by its unique function.

Page 5: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Aristotle’s Ethics are called Nichomachean because …

a)Nichomachea means flourishingb)Nichomachea means virtue-filled lifec)Nichomachis is Aristotle’s home townd)Nichomachum is Greek for “good”e)Nichomachus compiled Aristotle’s notes

Page 6: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Rational animal is a better definition of humans than featherless biped because

a)‘Featherless biped’ is a mere biological definition

b)Rationality is better than Featherlessnessc)Animality is better than bipedalismd)It tells you more about what is important to know about humans

e)It’s not; featherless biped is better (most unique)

Page 7: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Aristotle’s view of happiness is weird because he thinks it …

a)depends on friendshipb)is an activity, not a conditionc)belongs to adults, not childrend)is mysterious to happy peoplee)is a road, not a destination

Page 8: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

For Aristotle, being moral is …

a)more important than being happyb)only important if you value itc)only important as a means to happiness

d)part of happiness, but not the most important part

e)part of happiness, and the most important part

Page 9: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

For Aristotle, if you grew up in a crack house, you will need

a)Proof of what actions are moralb)Proof of what actions are immoralc)No proof because unhappiness teaches morality

d)To study something else; proof can’t make up for lack of experience

e)To study something else; bad people are not fit students of ethics

Page 10: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Which of these virtues is most important?

a)Temperanceb)Couragec)Prudenced)Generositye)Wit

Page 11: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Moral virtues are:

a)Multi-track dispositionsb)Established by naturec)Habits learned in childhoodd)Never lost once establishede)Difficult to retain

Page 12: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

If you returned that Bee Gees CD to your sister on time, but found it very difficult to do so, you are

a) Continentb) Incontinentc) Viciousd) Virtuouse) Malicious

Page 13: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

If you tried to return that Bee Gees CD to your sister on time, but failed because “it’s just soooo good!”, you are

a) Continentb) Incontinentc) Viciousd) Virtuouse) Malicious

Page 14: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

Moral virtue is better than intellectual virtue because

a) It is more god-likeb) It depends less on “things”c) Its pleasure is more constantd) It isn’t better; it is too

stressful and so involves hardshipe) It isn’t better; it depends on

others and so isn’t self-sufficient

Page 15: Virtue Ethics. Aristotle uses the distinction between intrinsic and instrumental goods to find a) a way to combat militarism is ancient Greece. b) the.

1. Title slide2. B3. E4. C5. E6. D7. B8. D9. D10. C11. A12. A13. B14. E


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