Souls
Causes
Entelechy
Friendship
Aristotle's History
100

Give an example of vegetative/nutritive soul

(anything that can only absorb nutrients)

100

What's the cause when a material has the potential to become something but isn't?

What is Formal Causes.

100

The two things required for the realization for entelechy

what is matter and form

100

The reason why people need friendships

What are humans are political animals 

100

Where was Aristotle raised?

What is Stagira.

200

Name the soul that can register information about its form but can't become it?

What is sensitive/sentient souls.

200

What cause is the primary source, agent, or process that brings about a change, movement, or the creation of a thing 

What is efficient cause. 

200

Two reasons on why entelechy would be unachievable 

What is physical inability and imbalance in ones character.

200

Why are friendships important in a persons life?

They flourish a persons life 

200

Whose son did Aristotle teach that became great?

Who is King Philip of Macedon.

300

What souls are humans considered?

What is a rational soul.

300

Which cause is the physical substance or raw matter that makes up an object and persists through its change?

What is material causes.
300

Why is entelechy considered "the good"?

It's a souls realization of its own nature

300

What are the three different types of friendships

Usefulness, pleasure, and virtue.

300

Who is Nicomachean Ethics named after

Who is Aristotle's son.

400

A souls purpose?

What is living to its fullest potential.

400

Which cause is the ultimate purpose, goal, or end for which a thing exists or takes place. 

What is final cause.

400

(Yes or no, +reasoning) Can a person be anything and be happy?

No, because of eudaimonia a person can only gain happiness from a specific and natural function 

400

Describe the three types of friendship

Usefulness: Someone who will provide something beneficial

Pleasure: Someone whose time you will enjoy with

Virtue: Liking someone for who they truly are 

400

What was Aristotle's faith?

What is nothing.