3. The author says that others might think that Marxism is being simplified down for whom?
(a) Students.
(b) Other Marxists.
(c) Simple minds.
(d) Professors.

4. How might Rius describe Marx's many works?
(a) Boring.
(b) Strange.
(c) Great.
(d) Dangerous.

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

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

7. How did Engels and Marx become friends?
(a) Engels worked for Marx.
(b) Marx worked for Engels.
(c) Marx was working on the "Annuals" in Paris.
(d) Marx and Engels met at a conference.

8. Almost every major change since the last century has what connection?
(a) A connection to Marx.
(b) To democracy.
(c) To socialism.
(d) To communism.

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

10. For whom did Marx and Engels write this?
(a) The Anarchist League.
(b) The Surrealist League.
(c) The Communist League.
(d) The League of Nations.

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

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

13. How did Rius learn about Marx?
(a) Through college courses.
(b) Through his father.
(c) Through writing.
(d) Through friends.

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

15. Engels was the son of whom?
(a) A lord.
(b) A peasant.
(c) A wealthy textile merchant.
(d) A wealthy banker.