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

3. What does Rius attempt to do with these terms?
(a) Organize them.
(b) Make them easier to understand.
(c) Categorize them.
(d) Alphabetize them.

4. How did Marx live for the rest of his life?
(a) In Paris.
(b) In the United States.
(c) In hiding.
(d) In poverty.

5. Marx's work birthed political journalism. What did he invent?
(a) Political reporting.
(b) Documentary reporting.
(c) Investigative reporting.
(d) Social reporting.

6. Marx was of which part of the spectrum between conservative and liberal?
(a) The Hegelian left bent.
(b) The far right.
(c) The Socialist left.
(d) The conservative right.

7. What does Rius want to do regarding Marx?
(a) Introduce him to the average reader.
(b) Scare people away from Marxism and communism.
(c) Encourage readers to believe Marx's philosophies.
(d) Give students a taste of Marxism.

8. Rius argues that Marx has done what?
(a) Made the world a scarier place.
(b) Made the world a better place.
(c) Made the world a complicated place.
(d) Made the world a simpler place.

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

10. 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.

11. Who was ruthlessly exploited?
(a) Jewish workers.
(b) French workers.
(c) German workers.
(d) English workers.

12. Many thinkers were looking for answers about what?
(a) How many planets exist in the galaxy.
(b) Mankind and the eternal questions that exist.
(c) What has created space.
(d) How mankind came to exist.

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

14. In Paris, Marx met the German, _____________, who has a significant impact on Marx.
(a) Gregory Engels.
(b) Frederick Engels.
(c) Marcus Engels.
(d) George Engels.

15. Why was Jenny's father concerned about her marrying Marx?
(a) He did not like Marx's ideas.
(b) He had no money or work.
(c) He was very wealthy and well-known.
(d) He did not believe Marx loved his daughter.