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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 1, Education and Leisure.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The second introduction helps readers to what?
(a) Know how to interpret the book.
(b) Get ready to read Aristotle.
(c) Understand Aristotle's life.
(d) Know the history of Ancient Greece.

2. Aristotle says that in order to receive the full load of privileges and obligations related to being a citizen, a person must what?
(a) Live in one place.
(b) Be educated.
(c) Be an adult.
(d) Have his parents be citizens.

3. Aristotle advocates development of the spiritual character virtues within every individual as a means to what?
(a) Instill pride.
(b) Educate the people.
(c) Further the state.
(d) Create a sense of virtue.

4. A system of what, according to Aristotle, is intended to help society reflect the government?
(a) Education.
(b) Religion.
(c) Beliefs.
(d) Economics.

5. Legals structures, like constitutions, are starting points for what?
(a) Definition of citizenship.
(b) Laws that govern a state.
(c) Deciding who rules.
(d) Justice.

Short Answer Questions

1. Aristotle says that to treat people who act on behaviors which cause crime, they should pursue and study what?

2. Aristotle says that a move can be unpopular and tyrannical yet still what, if it was done for the common good?

3. Aristotle says that if an individual can get a monopoly, they can do what?

4. Aristotle quotes Socrates as saying a man should have enough property to do what?

5. What does Aristotle calls the pool from which oligarchies draw their officials?

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