501 Critical Reading Questions

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of theoretical wisdom; others again believe it to be all or some of these
accompanied  by,  or  not  devoid  of,  pleasure;  and  some  people  also
include external prosperity in its definition.
117.
According to the passage, the greatest goods are those that
a.
are theoretical.
b.
are spiritual.
c.
are intellectual.
d.
create happiness.
e.
create prosperity.
118.
The word 
tallies
in line 5 means
a.
keeps count.
b.
records.
c.
labels.
d.
corresponds.
e.
scores.
119.
The author’s definition of happiness in lines 11–12 is related to the
definition of good in that
a.
living a good life will bring you happiness.
b.
happiness is the same as goodness.
c.
happiness is often sacrificed to attain the good.
d.
all things that create happiness are good things.
e.
happiness is a virtue.
120.
In lines 13–18, the author’s main purpose is to
a.
show that different people have different definitions of 
happiness.