A) The structure of the universe
B) The nature of the soul
C) Ethical virtues
D) Political governance

A) Rational thought
B) Locomotion
C) Nutrition
D) Perception

A) Vegetative, sensitive, rational
B) Physical, mental, spiritual
C) Animal, human, angelic
D) Mortal, immortal, divine

A) Rational soul
B) Sensitive soul
C) Imaginative soul
D) Nutritive soul

A) Vegetative soul
B) Common sense
C) Rational soul
D) Sensitive soul

A) Perception distorts reality
B) Perception receives the form without matter
C) Perception is identical to the object
D) Perception creates the object

A) The emotional center
B) The part that makes potential knowledge actual
C) The sensory apparatus
D) The physical brain

A) A psychological state
B) A supernatural entity
C) A material substance
D) The first actuality of a natural body with organs

A) The emotional responses
B) The unconscious mind
C) The sensory organs
D) The capacity to receive forms

A) A divine inspiration
B) A form of dreaming
C) A random mental event
D) A movement resulting from actual perception

A) Good vs. evil
B) Physical vs. mental
C) Temporary vs. permanent
D) Capacity to become vs. realized state

A) By sensory organs used
B) By emotional content
C) By accuracy levels
D) By proper, common, and incidental objects

A) The central organ of sensation
B) The source of blood flow only
C) An unimportant organ
D) The seat of rational thought

A) Local motion
B) Substantial change
C) Qualitative change
D) Quantitative change

A) Physical pleasure
B) Social status
C) Material wealth
D) The apparent good

A) They are completely separate
B) Higher faculties include lower ones
C) They conflict with each other
D) Lower faculties control higher ones