Aristotle | on the Good Life

Multiple Choice

Aristotle | On the Good Life
In this excerpt from The Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle explores what it means to lead a good life and how this is related to pleasure, pain, virtue, and character. He concludes that happiness, or pleasure, is the chief good, or end goal, of a well-lived life.
-For Aristotle, the chief good must NOT be

A) final.
B) desirable in itself.
C) desired for the sake of something else.
D) chosen for its own sake.