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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 5, Reviewing the Past.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Schwartz explains that learning to grieve for yourself is just as important as grieving for whom?
(a) Good friends.
(b) Anyone else.
(c) Close family members.
(d) Family pets.

2. What type of grieving can also occur along with good grief?
(a) Unnecessary grieving,
(b) Emotionless grieving.
(c) Happy grieving.
(d) Bad grieving.

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

4. Schwartz explains that the caretaker should follow the sick person's ______.
(a) Requests.
(b) Dreams.
(c) Daily schedule.
(d) Initiative.

5. What group of people does Schwartz describe as the least likely to ask for help?
(a) Senior citizens.
(b) Men.
(c) Middle-aged men and women.
(d) Women.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 4, how does Schwartz describe fantasy as a coping device?

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

3. What does Schwartz have to learn to control to avoid falling?

4. Schwartz stresses the importance of coming to terms with __________.

5. Schwartz explains that sometimes one in declining health will feel like a _____.

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