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3. NEEDS — Food, shelter, healthcare, education, and financial security are examples of these.
5. — An early Greek philosopher associated with the idea that everything is made of tiny particles.
7. — A person's qualities and moral behavior that can be improved through good habits.
9. — Thoughtful and logical thinking used to make wise decisions.
10. — The physical world that materialism considers fundamental to reality.
13. — Something Aristotle believed people should consistently choose in order to develop virtue.
15. — The philosophical view that matter and the physical world are fundamental to reality.
16. — The field that explains the physical world and contributes to technological progress.
19. — The philosophical tradition based on the ideas of Aristotle.
20. — Behaviors developed through repeated practice.

1. — The development of a person's abilities and achievement of a satisfying life.
2. — Good qualities of character that help a person live a good life.
4. — The ultimate goal of human life according to Aristotle.
6. — A feeling or condition that material possessions can provide along with convenience.
8. — The practice of placing great importance on acquiring and consuming goods.
11. — The Ancient Greek philosopher who developed the ideas behind Aristotelianism.
12. — Tiny particles that Democritus and Leucippus believed make up everything.
14. MEAN — Aristotle's idea of finding the proper balance between two extremes.
17. — Aristotle's concept of human flourishing or living well.
18. — Physical goods such as money, houses, cars, clothing, and gadgets.