ARISTOTLE RESET

Question 1

_________, was once Plato’s student and later tutor to Alexander the Great, founded his own school called the _________.

Answer 1

Aristotle
Lyceum

Question 2

He was the student of Plato

Answer 2

Aristotle

Question 3

Aristotle became the teacher of ___________

Answer 3

Alexander the Great

Question 4

• He studied many things like science, politics, and nature. But he also focused on ethics — ______________.

Answer 4

how to live a good life

Question 5

Aristotle, opened his own school called the _________, where students learned not just facts but also how to become better people

Answer 5

Lyceum

Question 6

Aristotle wasn’t just interested in knowing things — he wanted to know ____________.

Answer 6

how to live well

Question 7

Explores how to live well and
become better people

Answer 7

Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics

Question 8

Instead of focusing on rules or rewards, he asks: “What _______ should I _______?”

Answer 8

kind of person
become

Question 9

Aristotle believed everything has a purpose called a ____.

Answer 9

Telos

Question 10

For humans, that purpose is _______,
which means living well and becoming
your best self.

Answer 10

Eudaimonia

Question 11

_________ means living well and becoming
your best self

Answer 11

Eudaimonia

Question 12

Key Ideas in Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics

Answer 12

a. Arete (Virtue / Excellence)
b. Telos (Purpose or Goal)
c. Eudaimonia (True Happiness / Flourishing)

Question 13

“______” means virtue or excellence.

Answer 13

Arete

Question 14

For Aristotle, this is about being the _____you can be in your role as a human being.

Answer 14

best

Question 15

Example: A student is “______” if they study, respect others, and try to improve.

Answer 15

excellent (arete)

Question 16

“_____” means purpose, goal, or end — the reason something exists.

Answer 16

Telos

Question 17

A seed’s telos is to _____ into a tree.

Answer 17

grow

Question 18

A pencil’s telos is to _____

Answer 18

write

Question 19

So, what is the telos of humans?
Aristotle says: our telos is to ______, to flourish, and to reach happiness in the deepest sense.

Answer 19

live a good life

Question 20

This is the heart of Aristotle’s ethics.

Answer 20

Eudaimonia

Question 21

_________ is more than just being “happy” (like eating ice cream or playing video games). It means living well, flourishing, and fulfilling your true purpose as a human being.

Answer 21

Eudaimonia

Question 22

Eating a Jollibee Chickenjoy gives you short-term pleasure. But helping your younger sibling with homework gives you a deeper kind of happiness because you know you’re becoming a kind and caring person. This is an example of?

Answer 22

Eudaimonia

Question 23

Aristotle said:
_____ is temporary.
_______ is lasting — it’s about living a life of meaning, balance, and virtue.

Answer 23

Pleasure
Eudaimonia

Question 24

Virtues don’t just magically appear. We develop them through practice.

Answer 24

Virtue as a Habit

Question 25

If you keep repeating good actions, they become part of your character.

Answer 25

Virtue as a Habit

Question 26

If you practice speaking kindly every day, you’ll naturally become a kind person.

Answer 26

Virtue as a Habit

Question 27

If you always tell the truth, you’ll develop honesty as a habit.

Answer 27

Virtue as a Habit

Question 28

Aristotle said that virtue is found in the middle between two extremes.

Answer 28

Doctrine of the Mean (Finding Balance)

Question 29

__________ is the virtue found in the middle of Extreme 1 ( not too much) andExtreme 2 ( Not too less)

Answer 29

Doctrine of the Mean (Finding Balance)

Question 30

* Courage is between: -Cowardice (too little bravery — being afraid of everything) - Recklessness (too much bravery — jumping into danger without thinking) this is an example of?

Answer 30

Doctrine of the Mean (Finding Balance)

Question 31

In the Doctrine of the Mean this balance is called the _______ — not too much, not too little, but just right.

Answer 31

Golden Mean

Question 32

Examples of Virtues as Habits (3)

Answer 32

1. Temperance 2. Justice 3. Honesty

Question 33

This means having self-control

Answer 33

Temperance

Question 34

This means fairness

Answer 34

Justice

Question 35

This means telling the truth — not lying, but also not bragging.

Answer 35

Honesty

Question 36

Not overeating lechon during fiesta, but also not starving yourself.

Answer 36

Temperance

Question 37

Sharing snacks equally with classmates, not just giving to your barkada.

Answer 37

Justice

Question 38

Not cheating during exams, even if your seatmate tempts you with answers.

Answer 38

Honesty

Question 39

Aristotle said that the greatest goal in life is something called ________.

Answer 39

Eudaimonia

Question 40

Aristotle said that tru happiness comes from ______. Virtue means doing the right thing and practicing good habits like courage, honesty, kindness, and fairness

Answer 40

Virtue

Question 41

A virtuous person acts good not because of fear or reward, but because goodness is ______of who they are.

Answer 41

part

Question 42

Aristotle’s Big Lesson (Summary) (3)

Answer 42

1. We become what we repeatedly do. 2. Good habits create good character. 3. The goal of life is Eudaimonia.