2. The author compares the moral sentiments of what region to the rest of the world?
(a) Africa.
(b) Egypt.
(c) Europe.
(d) United States.

3. One's virtues most likely are not the same as whose?
(a) Mother.
(b) Grandfather.
(c) Priest.
(d) Father.

4. Who was mentioned in the letter Nietzsche wrote to accompany the poem?
(a) Angelica.
(b) Bethany.
(c) Maria.
(d) Madeline.

5. What type of person does the author refer to as being moralistic?
(a) Child.
(b) Student.
(c) Pedant.
(d) Father.

6. Which composer does Nietzsche refer to as being the interlude of the mellow old soul?
(a) Schumann.
(b) Beethoven.
(c) Tchaikovsky.
(d) Prokofiev.

7. Who is Nietzsche waiting for in the poem?
(a) Child.
(b) Sister.
(c) Lover.
(d) Friends.

8. Nietzsche talks about two kinds of moralities that are prevalent on earth; they are subtle and _____ moralities.
(a) Non-existent.
(b) Flagrant.
(c) Blatant.
(d) Coarse.

9. Which country has the least amount of strength of will?
(a) Germany.
(b) Corsica.
(c) Spain.
(d) Britain.

10. A person may eventually grow tired of what part of his opinion?
(a) Subjectivity.
(b) Clarity.
(c) Objectivity.
(d) Limitedness.

11. What tends to lead people to search for answers to the highest questions?
(a) Death.
(b) Hope.
(c) Experience.
(d) Rebirth.

12. Senses and ______ are two ways in which a philosopher experiences many things.
(a) Dreams.
(b) Experiences.
(c) Intuitions.
(d) Convictions.

13. Who was the first person to receive a copy of "Aftersong?"
(a) Van Holstein.
(b) Van Helsing.
(c) Von Stein.
(d) Von Trapp.

14. The man who practices moral revenge is most likely limited in what area?
(a) Spirituality.
(b) Truth.
(c) Will.
(d) Self-control.

15. What piece written by that composer is Nietzsche's favorite?
(a) The Magic Flute.
(b) Don Giovanni.
(c) Ode to Joy.
(d) Overture to the Meistersinger.