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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Third Tuesday We Talk About Regrets.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In relation to the one last class referred to as the book opens, when is the student/are the students required to produce a paper?
(a) Before the class.
(b) Halfway through the class.
(c) At the end of the class.
(d) Never.
2. What did Mitch promise his wife?
(a) That they will become rich.
(b) That they will get a dog.
(c) That they will start a family.
(d) That they will move to another city.
3. In the last year of his life, Morrie threw himself a "living funeral". Why?
(a) To make sure his friends and family knew his love for them.
(b) To say goodbye to everybody.
(c) To dance one more time.
(d) To enjoy drinking and eating with friends.
4. When Morrie's body continued to weaken, he started writing notes about his philosophy of dying. These notes turned into an article and an interview. Which newspaper published this article and interview?
(a) The New York Times.
(b) The Boston Globe.
(c) The Washington Times.
(d) The Boston Times.
5. When Mitch visited his mentor for the first time since college, where was Morrie waiting for him?
(a) In the driveway.
(b) In the study.
(c) By the front door.
(d) In the kitchen.
Short Answer Questions
1. After his selfless act towards Morrie in their second meeting, Mitch had an important realization. What did Mitch realize?
2. In "The Orientation", Mitch gave Morrie a nickname. What is Morrie's nickname?
3. After his experience with the newspaper, Morrie appeared on a TV-show called Nightline. That interview began unusually. What happened?
4. While Mitch was in London, something changed inside him, because of his conversation with Morrie. What was he realizing?
5. After the third Tuesday, Mitch recalled his senior year in college, where he undertook an honor's thesis. What did he write about in this thesis?
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