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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. Morrie Schwartz is a professor of what subject?
(a) Social psychology.
(b) World history.
(c) Organic chemistry.
(d) Philosophy.

2. Schwartz encourages friends and family to let the grieving person do what action in front of them?
(a) Complain.
(b) Sit in silence.
(c) Make a will.
(d) Cry.

3. Schwartz has a breakdown nearly how long after the most tragic event of his life?
(a) 6 months.
(b) 2 years.
(c) 50 years.
(d) 25 years.

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

5. What does Schwartz have to learn to control to avoid falling?
(a) His urge to sleepwalk.
(b) His need to get in his car.
(c) His natural implusiveness.
(d) His ability to stand.

Short Answer Questions

1. Unresolved grief can turn good grief into what type of grief?

2. Schwartz states that you should be honest about what to those around you?

3. What type of grieving can also occur along with good grief?

4. What action will make the disease better?

5. Schwartz describes the common misconception that bodily health is _____ to all humans.

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