2. Another example of tyranny can be seen through personal experiences under what umbrella?
(a) God.
(b) Self-preservation.
(c) Truth.
(d) Will.

3. The ___________ movement in Europe accompanies a great tremendous physiological process.
(a) Tyrannical.
(b) Democratic.
(c) Religious.
(d) Philosophical.

4. Man was not used to accepting that there was _____ placed on him by himself, rather it was placed upon him by another.
(a) Value.
(b) Validity.
(c) Holiness.
(d) Pride.

5. How does Nietzsche refer to the time between dusk and dawn?
(a) Wedding.
(b) Exodus.
(c) Birth.
(d) Transformation.

6. Who is the first composer to be mentioned in this chapter?
(a) Wagner.
(b) Bach.
(c) Mozart.
(d) Schumann.

7. According to the author, the German soul was once considered to be:
(a) Omnipresent.
(b) Indestructible.
(c) Profound.
(d) Fruitful.

8. What is the emotion Nietzsche feels while waiting for his guest(s) to arrive?
(a) Joy.
(b) Calm.
(c) Anxiety.
(d) Worry.

9. How does the author view the modern day approach to the science of morals?
(a) Swift.
(b) Intellectualized.
(c) Absent.
(d) Butterfingered.

10. Nietzsche fears if a philosopher does this, he will likely lose:
(a) Drive.
(b) Interest.
(c) Hope.
(d) Sound judgment.

11. Nietzsche points to the various German factions, including the Christian romantic movement and others including which of the following?
(a) Anti-French .
(b) Anti-Polish.
(c) Anti-Jewish.
(d) Anti-American.

12. What was the name of the god praised by Nietzsche?
(a) Colossus.
(b) Bacchus.
(c) Dionysus.
(d) Athena.

13. What time of year is it in the poem?
(a) Winter.
(b) Fall.
(c) Summer.
(d) Spring.

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

15. It is also crucial for different cultures to understand one another's:
(a) Impression.
(b) Faith.
(c) History.
(d) Expression.