Nature
Two different parts of the universe.
What are terrestrial and celestial?
What are the two words used to describe motion?
What are actuality and potentiality?
What is the name of the book on physics that Aristotle wrote?
What is physics?
What is one type of change?
What are substance, quality, quantity, or location?
What does motion need?
What is a mover?
Physics comes from the what greek word?
What is ‘physike’?
What is “being a thing in the world”?
What is being at work?
How many types of causes are there?
What is 4?
Which type of change has priority over the others?
What is location?
Forced motion needs a mover where?
What is at the scene?
Terrestrial referred to the these substances.
What are earth, fire, air, and water?
True or false: If you’re at rest, you are not in motion.
What is false?
What is something that is frequently debated when it comes to why something happens?
What is 'is chance real'?
Nature’s perfect shape is?
What is a circle?
Where does natural motion need a mover?
Where is not present at the scene?
What is the 5th substance in the celestial universe?
What is quintessence?
What is the definition of motion?
What is actuality of a potentiality?
Name an example used by Aristotle to describe the causes?
Take it away Mariah
What do all motions need?
What is a mover?
Where is fire's resting place?
What is up?
What are the words Aristotle created to describe motion?
What is entelechia and energia?
Term used by people to call this topic of Aristotle physics.
What is causational synonymy?