2. Of what church did Marx's father become a member?
(a) The Mormon church.
(b) The Lutheran church.
(c) The Catholic church.
(d) The Methodist church.

3. Back in Germany, what did Marx begin with Engels?
(a) The "Social Democrat."
(b) The "New German Gazette."
(c) The "New Rhenish Gazette."
(d) The "Communist Tribune."

4. Hegel suggested that who might be God?
(a) Only certain people.
(b) A handful of people.
(c) Each person.
(d) The Pope.

5. On what did Engels write a piece for the "Annuals?"
(a) Economics and condition of the working poor.
(b) The benefits of wealth.
(c) The artisans of the textile industry.
(d) The organization of the wealthy.

6. Rius believes the answer to number 6 is worth trying even when?
(a) If Rius gives incorrect information.
(b) If Rius makes a fool of himself.
(c) If Rius succeeds.
(d) If Rius fails.

7. Was Rius satisfied with what he learned about Marx?
(a) Mostly.
(b) Yes.
(c) Somewhat.
(d) No.

8. What happened when Marx became unpopular with European governments?
(a) They threw him in prison.
(b) They sent him to Australia.
(c) They encouraged him to leave the continent.
(d) France and Brussels expelled him.

9. Rius suggests what about non-Communists?
(a) They hate Marx.
(b) They do not understand Marx.
(c) They spend their time arguing about Communism.
(d) They are all conservatives.

10. From Bonn University, Marx moved where to finish his studies?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Munich.
(c) Frankfort.
(d) Paris.

11. How much of Marx's work does Rius want to present?
(a) All of it.
(b) A sample.
(c) Only one piece of writing.
(d) Most of it.

12. How does Rius describe Marx?
(a) As an important thinker.
(b) As crazy.
(c) As an interesting man.
(d) As very confused.

13. What had Marx become now that Germany had expelled him?
(a) A poor man.
(b) A stateless man.
(c) A worried man.
(d) A hated man.

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

15. For whom is this book?
(a) Communists.
(b) The average reader.
(c) Educated Marxists.
(d) The unintelligent.