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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 1 (pg. 11-25).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How important was Hegel to Marx?
(a) He was not known by Marx.
(b) He was not important to Marx.
(c) He was a big influence on Marx.
(d) He was somewhat important.

2. What does the author seem to think about his book?
(a) It is useful for those who are not knowledgeable about Marxism.
(b) It will be a good teaching tool for political science professors.
(c) It is sacrilege of important texts.
(d) It is helpful to Marxists.

3. Marx concerned himself less with making a living than doing what?
(a) Spending time in nature.
(b) Making art.
(c) Asking the meaning of life.
(d) Partying.

4. Today, people could be divided into three different groups, according to Rius. What are these three groups?
(a) Those who hate Marx, those who really hate Marx, and those who do not want to even think of Marx.
(b) Those who love Marx, those who like Marx, and those who are unsure about Marx.
(c) Those who do not know Marx, those who study Marx, and those who are experts of Marxism.
(d) Those who hate Marx, those who love him, and those who do not know him.

5. Hegel's predecessor wanted to separate science from religion. What did Hegel want to do?
(a) Make religion very different from science.
(b) Make science into religion.
(c) Make science separate from religion.
(d) Make religion into a science.

Short Answer Questions

1. Marx's work birthed political journalism. What did he invent?

2. What does Rius believe is worth trying?

3. Rius states that many people would see his attempt to summarize Marx as what?

4. Can Rius cover all of these terms?

5. How much of Marx's work does Rius want to present?

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