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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Eleventh Tuesday We Talk About Our Culture.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. On this eleventh Tuesday, Morrie and Mitch did something else while they talk. What did they do?
(a) They cried.
(b) They held hands.
(c) They hugged.
(d) They ate.

2. On this fifth Tuesday, what did Morrie say is the foundation of everything?
(a) Family.
(b) Health.
(c) Friends.
(d) Money.

3. Morrie's disease was progressing and Mitch had to touch Morrie more and more to adjust the microphone. How did Morrie feel about that physical contact?
(a) He didn't think anything about it.
(b) He hated it.
(c) He was embarrassed.
(d) He enjoyed it.

4. When Mitch was young and he had lots of conversations with Morrie, Morrie acted as a certain family member towards Mitch. What kind of family member?
(a) A grandfather.
(b) A father.
(c) A brother.
(d) An uncle.

5. How did Mitch feel after he returned from London?
(a) Happy about finally changing jobs.
(b) Confused and depressed.
(c) He wants to die.
(d) Sad and lonely.

Short Answer Questions

1. On the eleventh Tuesday, what did Morrie claim is a major problem in society?

2. What were the rumors about the strike that cost Mitch his job?

3. When Mitch returned to Detroit after visiting London, he was out of his newspaper job. What happened?

4. When does society start to go bad, according to Morrie?

5. In "Taking Attendance", Mitch flew to London for his job. What did he cover while he's there?

(see the answer key)

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