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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 country is the philosopher's homeland?
(a) Germany.
(b) Israel.
(c) Canada.
(d) Russia.
2. It is difficult for people to relate to that which is considered _____.
(a) Foreign.
(b) Strange.
(c) Incomprehensible.
(d) Evil.
3. What is a word that means something that comes in between?
(a) Typology.
(b) Interlude.
(c) Interior.
(d) Elipsis.
4. Nietzsche believes that we are, at our base selves, commanding and obeying __________.
(a) Creatures.
(b) Minions.
(c) Guinea pigs.
(d) Sheep.
5. Catholicism has a much stronger tie to what other race?
(a) Anglo-Saxon.
(b) Celt.
(c) Asian.
(d) Latin.
Short Answer Questions
1. Value tends to be linked to what type of feelings?
2. This person, also according to the author, possessed a great deal of which of the following:
3. Nietzsche says that it is not necessary to get rid of the soul, however one must allow for its:
4. Despite the commitment to his work, the philosopher knows deep down that there is one thing that will never be found. What is it?
5. There is no need to do be the sole protector of mankind and the earth; instead, take time to seek _________.
Short Essay Questions
1. The author categorizes people into groups. How many are there and how do they relate?
2. Nietzsche talks about the communicative habits of "free spirits." Explain.
3. What is the author's opinion on reality versus self-denial?
4. How does Nietzsche refer to Logicians?
5. Nietzsche breaches an age old question about God and the devil. What is it?
6. What does the author reveal as being a part of one's personal confession?
7. Nietzsche gives an overview of several cultures and religions. What are his views?
8. What is Nietzsche's view on materialistic atomism? How is it viewed by the learned world?
9. What is the author's opinion on the language barrier?
10. A false judgment may not be something that a person's mind objects to outright. What is the theory on false judgments in one's life?
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