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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 describes the common misconception that bodily health is _____ to all humans.
(a) Perfect.
(b) Not commom.
(c) Necessary.
(d) Owed.

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

3. As the disease continues to progress, what type of situations must one must expect to increase in occurrence?
(a) Stressful situations.
(b) Hopeful situations.
(c) Meaningful situations.
(d) Scary situations.

4. Schwartz states that one will _____ emotionally during an illness.
(a) Freeze.
(b) Advance.
(c) Improve.
(d) Regress.

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Grief is a form release that can help one feel _____.

3. Schwartz explains that learning to grieve for yourself is just as important as grieving for whom?

4. According to Schwartz, whom do we respect with grief so we can do the same for ourselves?

5. Schwartz uses his feelings of mourning as a source of ______.

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