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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does The Sickness Unto Death define?
(a) The spirit and the self.
(b) Love and hatred.
(c) The self.
(d) Faith.
2. What does Kierkegaard think The Sickness Unto Death contains too much of?
(a) Humor.
(b) References to Christ.
(c) Long sentence.
(d) Discussion to effectively use rhetoric.
3. What does Kierkegaard argue a Christian needs to be?
(a) A leader.
(b) A prophet.
(c) An Apostle.
(d) A follower.
4. What does Kierkegaard argue is required to be Christ's contemporary?
(a) The change to offend others.
(b) Be a good Christian.
(c) Believe in the resurrection of Christ.
(d) Live in the first century.
5. What does Christ's contemporary accept Christ despite of?
(a) Overbearing dogma.
(b) Church donations.
(c) Peer pressure.
(d) It's radical costs.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Hegel think truth is according to Chapter 8?
2. What is the central concept of Training in Christianity?
3. What does Kierkegaard claim concerning man and the self in The Sickness Unto Death?
4. What do many Catholics argue Kierkegaard would have done had he lived?
5. Who does Kierkegaard argue rules in the modern age?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Kierkegaard see truth as?
2. What hazard does Kierkegaard expose in Chapter 9, The Present Age?
3. What does Kierkegaard critique in Chapter 11, Works of Love?
4. In Chapter 15, Two Discourses at the Communion of Fridays, what does Kierkegaard realize about himself?
5. How does Kierkegaard define spirit and self in Chapter 13, The Sickness Unto Death?
6. When was Chapter 12, The Point of View For My Work as an Author published?
7. What does Kierkegaard outline about the human heart in Chapter 10, Edifying Discourses?
8. Who died in 1854 in Chapter 17, The Attack Upon Christendom, and how was this person remembered?
9. What does Kierkegaard claim happens when we relate to our true selves?
10. What does Kierkegaard believe about Hegel's world of reason in Chapter 8, Concluding Unscientific Postscript?
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