1. When Morrie's disease progressed, he had to give up a lot. What was one thing he was still able to do?
(a) Dance.
(b) Drive.
(c) Dress himself.
(d) Swim.

2. How did Morrie think he would eventually die?
(a) He would have a heart attack.
(b) He would suffocate.
(c) He would drown.
(d) He would get killed.

3. On the second Tuesday meeting, Mitch had a flashback to his junior year in college, when Morrie performed an experiment with the students. What did the professor want each student to do?
(a) To close their eyes.
(b) To think about human interaction.
(c) To fall back and trust the other students.
(d) To write a paper about human interaction.

4. What did Eva give to Morrie and his brother?
(a) Money and toys.
(b) Nothing.
(c) A new place to live.
(d) Love and affection.

5. What did Morrie wish he had done more during his life?
(a) Dance.
(b) Talk to people.
(c) Publish books.
(d) Go to church.

Short Answer Questions

1. On the sixth Tuesday, Morrie's health was deteriorating fast and he talked to Mitch about his scariest feelings. What was he scared of at that point?

2. Not too long after his mother's death, a new and important person appeared in Morrie's life. Who is this person?

3. Is Mitch successful with his dream career?

4. On the eighth Tuesday, Morrie and Mitch talked about money and values. What is, according to Morrie, the result of people valuing the wrong thing?

5. What is the reason Morrie's health began deteriorating?

(see the answer key)

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