What best describes Aristotle's relationship to Plato?

1.   ?    Aristotle, Plato's most notable student, followed up and elaborated on Plato's theory of Forms.
2.   ?    Aristotle, Plato's most notable student, agreed with Plato's Metaphysics but pursued Science rather than Metaphysics.
3.   ?    Aristotle, Plato's most notable student, rejected Plato's theory of Forms and came up with an alternative view of reality.
4.   ?    All of the above

What is the name for Aristotle's primary concept of reality that is one of the categories of being?

1.   ?    teleology
2.   ?    entelechy
3.   ?    logos
4.   ?    substance

Aristotle put forth four causes. Select the four cause below.

1. Material
2. Formal
3. Grand
4. Efficient
5. Final

Aristotle believed everything in the universe has a purpose. What is the name of this concept?

1.   ?    Deontology
2.   ?    Teleology
3.   ?    Ontology
4.   ?    Idealism

In elaborating on Logic, Aristotle found it necessary to clarify the meaning of truth. What is Aristotle's theory of truth called?

1.   ?    Pragmatic theory of truth
2.   ?    Coherence theory of truth
3.   ?    Picture theory of truth
4.   ?    Correspondence theory of truth

In order to clarify the process of change, Aristotle adds two helpful terms called potentiality and actuality. How are these terms related to change?

1.   ?    Potentiality is what a thing can become; actuality is a thing's current identity
2.   ?    Actuality is what a thing can become; potentiality is what something's identity will be in the future.
3.   ?    Potentiality and actuality are two words that mean the same thing.
4.   ?    Potentiality is associated form and actuality is associated with matter.

Aristotle gives a picture of reality that has five levels. Which is the highest level of reality?

1.   ?    Inorganic
2.   ?    Human
3.   ?    Plant
4.   ?    Quintessence
5.   ?    Animal

God, according to Aristotle, is called the unmoved mover. Select all the statements below that are true of the unmoved mover.

1. Aristotle's God is the creator of the universe.
2. Aristotle's God does not listen or answer prayers
3. Aristotle's God does not care about the earth
4. Aristotle's God Contemplates only himself

Aristotle says that when it comes to knowledge humans differ significantly from other animals. What is the key idea that allows humans to make the bridge from perceptions to experience and then ultimately to knowledge?

1.   ?    The human soul has nous
2.   ?    The human soul has memory
3.   ?    The human soul is alive
4.   ?    The human soul has perception

According to Aristotle, there is something that keeps everything moviong. What is it that keeps everything moving?

1.   ?    Money
2.   ?    Strife
3.   ?    Love
4.   ?    Hate