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    This document appears to be an assessment on the five philosophies of a good life, including the life of pleasure, the moral life, the fulfilled life, the meaningful life, and the finished life. It contains questions to test understanding of concepts like Epicurus' views on pleasure, Aristotle's views on a happy life, and definitions of terms like "hedonist" and "pious." The assessment is for a class called CEE13 during the second semester of the 2020-2021 school year.

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    4/30/2021 Enabling Assessment 4.

    ment 4.2 - The Five Philosophies of a Good Life - CEE13 / T03 / 1545-1725 / TF / STS , 2nd SEMESTER, SY2020-2021…

    CEE13 / T03 / 1545-1725 / TF / STS , 2nd SEMESTER, SY2020-2021


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    Question 1
    Epicurus' claims that a happy life will involve many and varied pleasurable experiences

    Response
    : True

    Question 2
    Match the following description that will best describe the philosophy of Good life

    Response
    : being a virtuous person => The Moral Life

    Response
    : religions conceive of the good life as a life lived according to God’s laws => The Moral Life
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    4/30/2021 Enabling Assessment 4.2 - The Five Philosophies of a Good Life - CEE13 / T03 / 1545-1725 / TF / STS , 2nd SEMESTER, SY2020-2021…
    Response
    : what makes life worth living is that we can experience pleasure => The Life of Pleasure

    Response
    : absence of sufferings or misery => The Life of Pleasure

    Response
    : people who are able to pursue their calling are regarded as extremely fortunate => The Fullfilled Life

    Response
    : to have exercised our uniquely human abilities and capacities means to have lived well => The Fullfilled Life

    Response
    : to devote ourselves to a good cause => The Meaningful Life

    Response
    : to pursue a particular kind of work with great dedication => The Meaningful Life

    Response
    : based from a greek saying "Call no man happy until he’s dead" => The Finished Life

    Response
    : whether one lived a good life can only be revealed after his death => The Finished Life

    Question 3
    According to Epicurus, the so-called “higher” pleasures such as friendship and study are as important as “pleasures of the flesh".

    Response
    : True

    Question 4
    The word "hedonist" suggests that a person is devoted to what some have called the “lower” pleasures such as sex, food, drink, and sensual
    indulgence in general.

    Response
    : True

    Question 5
    A person who lives a moral life, obeying the commandments and performing the proper rituals, is pious.

    Response
    : True

    Question 6
    For Aristotle, a happy life is a full-filled life.

    Response
    : False

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