Chapter 6 Self-Quiz

. According to Wolf, a moral saint should not serve as a

. For MacIntyre, virtues are relative to

. Frankena insists that traits without principles are

. Frankena argues that an action is to be judged right or wrong by reference to a

. According to Aristotle, nature gives us the capacity to receive virtues, and that capacity is perfected by

. Aristotle declares that people become just by

. According to Epictetus, you are an actor in a drama, and your job is to

. According to Epictetus, nothing in the world is

. MacIntyre says that virtues arise from

. According to Aristotle, only divine activities aim at the good.

. Aristotle says that a good person chooses to do what is noble and right for its own sake.

. The Stoics believed that things upset people, not ideas about things.

. Epictetus declares that some things are up to us, and some are not up to us.

. Stockdale learned that if you don't lose integrity you can't be had and you can't be hurt.

. Stockdale was an admirer of Marx and Lenin.

. Epictetus insists that nothing in the world is intrinsically evil.

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