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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 does Rius hope the reader will eventually do?
(a) Encourage communism.
(b) Become a Marxist.
(c) Fight capitalism.
(d) Try to tackle Marx's actual works.

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

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

4. How many economic and philosophic terms did Marx produce?
(a) Hundreds.
(b) Dozens.
(c) Tens.
(d) Thousands.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. From Bonn University, Marx moved where to finish his studies?

2. Who did Marx's activities continue to upset?

3. Rius argues that Marx has done what?

4. For whom is this book?

5. Did Marx's works receive wide acclaim during his lifetime?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do many think of Marx's works? How did his works affect others?

2. What were Marx and Engels commissioned to write? For whom did they write this?

3. Describe the creation of Capital.

4. How did Marx use his poverty to his advantage?

5. For whom is this book written?

6. Why is Marx important to the author?

7. How does the author describe Marx's works?

8. Describe Marx's existence.

9. How might the world be different without Marx?

10. Why can Rius not cover all of Marx's terms? What does he attempt to do instead?

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