Death

Question 1

is commonly as the end of bodily functions which signals the end of a person’s life

Answer 1

death

Question 2

a permanent cessation of all vital functions

Answer 2

death

Question 3

means full stop or end of the line

Answer 3

terminus

Question 4

good in itself. Love and friendship are some samples

Answer 4

noble good

Question 5

serves as a means to an end. For example, money is good as it can buy you something.

Answer 5

useful good

Question 6

provides some form of pleasure

Answer 6

pleasurable good

Question 7

Specific good cannot be categorized strictly under one kind

Answer 7

pleasurable good

Question 8

Friendship may be a noble good because it is good to have friend, however pursuing it with incorrect intentions makes it only useful good.

Answer 8

pleasurable good

Question 9

endure unpleasantness, discomfort and pain

Answer 9

suffering

Question 10

physical sensation discomfort, hunger, distress and pain.

Answer 10

physical suffering

Question 11

emotional and mental states such as depressions, anxiety, fear loneliness and grief

Answer 11

mental suffering

Question 12

This type of man’s continued existence means we survive our own death in the person of our children, grandchildren and grandchildren’s children through the generation.

Answer 12

biological immortality

Question 13

Continued existence after death in the memories of our family and friends, those who contribute the most to our society are the ones who survive longest socially .

Answer 13

social immortality

Question 14

Implies notion of life continued struggle between the forces of good and evil . People can continually get strong motivation and inspirations to fight in any moral battle.

Answer 14

moral immortality