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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part I, Understanding Where You Are Now, Chapter 3, Grieving for Your Losses.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Schwartz views grief as a way of giving respect to __________.
(a) Life.
(b) Your self.
(c) Your family.
(d) Your friends.

2. Schwartz states the important point that when one grieves for what has been lost, it is also important to _____.
(a) Remember the past.
(b) Focus on what lies ahead.
(c) Try to forget one's declining health.
(d) Cherish what remains.

3. According to Schwartz, it is crucial that one do things ______ than before.
(a) More slowly.
(b) With more concentration.
(c) Differently.
(d) With more determination.

4. What is the fourth aspect of the coping with illness that Schwartz suggests to his readers?
(a) One must accept that their life is coming to an end.
(b) Friends and family must be told about the illness.
(c) One must never be afraid to ask for help.
(d) Basic tasks are going to become more difficult.

5. What method does Schwartz use to express his feelings about the progress of his disease?
(a) His friends keep a journal for Morrie.
(b) He asks friends and family to write down his thoughts.
(c) He video tapes himself.
(d) He writes the feelings down or talks into a tape recorder.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Schwartz, what is the most constant feeling one has when in declining health?

2. According to Schwartz, sufferers should ask friends and family in advance for a ______.

3. Schwartz recognizes that _____ are associated with the more difficult periods of the disease.

4. According to Schwartz, what emotion results from being unable to act on an impulse to achieve an objective?

5. As described in Chapter 2, ______ helps Schwartz deal with his disease.

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