Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Ed., with an Introd. by Anton C. Pegis Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Ed., with an Introd. by Anton C. Pegis Quiz | Eight Week Quiz F

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 17, The End of Man Chapters XVIII, XIX, XX, XXV Chapter 18, XLVII, LI, LII, LIII.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In what must the exemplar of the order of things towards their end exist?
(a) The divine mind.
(b) Our minds.
(c) Our hearts.
(d) Nature.

2. What does Aquinas mean by truth that is immutable?
(a) It changes often.
(b) It does not and cannot be changed.
(c) It can be changed.
(d) It must be changed in some circumstances.

3. Who has written the Introduction?
(a) Socrates.
(b) St. Thomas Aquinas.
(c) Plato.
(d) A nameless scholar.

4. Who translated the book?
(a) It is assumed Saint Thomas Aquinas provided the translation.
(b) It is assumed Anton C. Pegis provided the translation.
(c) It is assumed the Catholic Church provided the translation.
(d) It is not known who provided the translation.

5. Aquinas brings up the divergent views regarding what, saying that there are two lines of teaching?
(a) Formal authority and personal model.
(b) Facilitator and delegator.
(c) Demonstrator and Learner.
(d) Corruptible and incorruptible.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Summa Theologica is a tome of what?

2. Damascene is named after what?

3. God cannot be the end of things as though He were something effected, but only as ______________.

4. Due to the answer to number 139, Aquinas claims that happiness ______________.

5. The mind is a phenomenon of the human being that can be ___________ separated and retain function.

(see the answer key)

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