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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What do both contemplation and action contain?
(a) Choice.
(b) Hope.
(c) Peace.
(d) Prayer.
2. Due to the answer to number 139, Aquinas claims that happiness ______________.
(a) May not be attainable during life.
(b) Is easily lost after childhood.
(c) Is attainable during life.
(d) Can be attained at the end of one's life.
3. Aquinas introduces the idea of one mind. Is every event of the mind the same mind in action?
(a) Most of the time.
(b) Yes.
(c) Usually.
(d) No.
4. The Fourth Article is Whether We Can Understand Many Things at the Same Time. What does Aquinas say that the ability to distinguish two things involves?
(a) Having intellect.
(b) Having two different things.
(c) Knowing their difference.
(d) Having two things.
5. What does Aquinas differentiate between in the First Article?
(a) Angels and God.
(b) Angels and people.
(c) Angels and saints.
(d) People and animals.
Short Answer Questions
1. The next set of questions are focused on what issue?
2. When there is an organizer or leader of a group, Aquinas explains that only the leader is considered to be what?
3. What description does Aquinas provide regarding whether the intellectual soul knows itself by its essence?
4. One will is immediate and the rest may be the same or the guidance of ___________ which governs the events.
5. The desire for intellectual stimulation and a physical drive such as hunger represent ________________ these two types of appetites.
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Aquinas say in the Second Article, regarding whether the intellect is a purely passive power or not?
2. How does Aquinas see individuating qualities?
3. What is the purpose of an introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas?
4. What does Aquinas say about whether we can understand many things at the same time?
5. What does Aquinas say about choice and how it is an act of the will in relation to the means to an end?
6. What does Aquinas claim in Chapter XLVII That in this Life We Are Unable to See God in His Essence?
7. Can violence be done to the will?
8. Can one person understand one and the same thing better than another can?
9. What comparisons are made regarding arguments that would seem to prove that God cannot be seen in His essence and their solution?
10. What does Aquinas say about God being the end of things?
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