Humanities 101: Quiz 38 (December 2, 2022) For some of the following questions, more than one choice might be correct, i.e., accurately reflect some aspect of the texts we are studying. In those cases the value of the responses may range from one to three points. You will receive credit for selecting any of the correct answers but to receive a perfect score of fifteen for the quiz, you will have to select the answers that most fully or accurately completes the sentence and captures the significance of the question. Name The virtue of justice differs from other virtues because Justice always involves four components, two individuals and their respective voluntary actions or "goods." Justice requires a political framework of laws. It alone incorporates mathematical or arithmetical concepts and an intermediary mechanism of valuation. The excess arises out of one's voluntary act, but the deficiency is a consequence of someone else's voluntary act. None Aristotle divides the virtue of justice into the categories of Distributive and rectifying. Transactional and dispositional. Natural and legal. Volitional and consequential. None Aristotle's concept of the soul Suggests that the soul consists of two parts: one that is irrational, and one that is rational. Suggests that the soul consists of three parts: one that is vegetative and does not respond to reason, one that is appetitive and responds to reason, and one that is rational. Suggests that the soul consists of three elements: one that is irrational, one that is rational and grasps theoretical knowledge, and one that is rational and grasps practical knowledge. Suggests that the soul consists of four parts: one that is irrational and does not respond to reason, one that is irrational but responds to reason, one that is rational and scientific, and one that is rational and calculative. None Which of the following is NOT among the components of the soul that control action and the acquisition of knowledge? Desire Choice Reason Sensation None According to Aristotle, which of the following is NOT an intellectual virtue? Practical wisdom Scientific knowledge Deliberative knowledge Theoretical wisdom None Time's up
