Type a narrative describing an event or experience that had special significance in your life.

Type a narrative describing an event or experience that had special significance in your life. After completing your narrative, explain what you think is the most important point that you are trying to share with your audience. Read your narrative to the other members of the class and then discuss it, comparing the meaning you intended with the meaning they derived. 

2. Think of someone you know whom you consider to be a person of outstand- ing moral character. This person doesn’t have to be perfect—we all have flaws. Nevertheless, this is a person you admire, someone you would like to emulate. After envisioning this person, write down the qualities that, in your mind, qualify him or her as a morally upright individual. For each quality, try to think of an example of when the person displayed it.

3. make a scenario of your own, detailing the contributory causes that led to asking someone for a date, choosing a major, losing or winning a game you played, or pro- ducing an effect of your own choosing.

4. The ancient Greeks’ concept of happiness is eudaimonia, which translates as “the full exercise of the soul’s powers.” What do you consider to be the ingredients of human happiness? What things do you believe most people need to achieve genuine happiness? Can you think of other moral values that might contribute to the happiness of yourself and others?