2. What does Spirit represent for the Mind according to Hegel?
(a) Historical consciousness.
(b) Unity with the Universal Mind.
(c) Unity with truth.
(d) Class consciousness.

3. According the Hegel's philosophy, what is the one state where complete annihilation of difference occurs?
(a) Self-awareness.
(b) Loss.
(c) Transcendentalism.
(d) Death.

4. What happens when Spirit turns back on itself according to Hegel?
(a) It makes further progress.
(b) It unifies spirit and mind.
(c) It reconciles history and the present.
(d) It raises consciousness to a higher level.

5. What does Hegel say self-consciousness can express as Absolute Spirit?
(a) The inevitable nature of self-consciousness.
(b) The divine nature of fate.
(c) The perfection of man's will.
(d) The inner divinity of man.

6. What does Hegel equate with Spirit?
(a) Mind.
(b) Consciousness.
(c) Reason.
(d) History.

7. What does Hegel prepare for his readers in the last chapter?
(a) A theory of art.
(b) A history of consciousness.
(c) A map of the terrain ahead.
(d) A theory of science.

8. What happens to the mind that gains a reprieve from the fear of death according to Hegel?
(a) The mind that is reprieved from fear of death reconciles death with meaninglessness.
(b) The mind that is reprieved from fear of death gains individuality.
(c) The mind that is reprieved from fear of death loses meaning.
(d) The mind that is reprieved from fear of death loses absolute freedom.

9. How does Hegel describe the Absolute?
(a) Hegel describes the Absolute as the divine's commandments.
(b) Hegel describes the Absolute as an ontological condition.
(c) Hegel describes the Absolute as the negation of all differences.
(d) Hegel describes the Absolute as the end of philosophy.

10. The spirit that creates artwork also creates what else according to Hegel?
(a) Social change.
(b) Industrial technology.
(c) The soul of a free country.
(d) Scientific instruments.

11. According to Hegel, what has Absolute Spirit developed into in the "beautiful soul"?
(a) The Absolute Spirit has become a part of nature.
(b) The Absolute Spirit has become a tool for discerning truth.
(c) The Absolute Spirit has become a functioning state of consciousness.
(d) The Absolute Spirit has disappeared as the beautiful soul manifests its own unique spirit.

12. What is the "beautiful soul's" relationship with morality according to Hegel?
(a) Morality is effectively built-in to the beautiful soul
(b) Morality is the beautiful soul's duty.
(c) Morality is one of the beautiful soul's tools.
(d) Morality is the means by which the soul attains its beauty.

13. According to Hegel, what is science's relationship with philosophy?
(a) It makes philosophy possible.
(b) It is founded on philosophy.
(c) It influences the reality that can be known philosophically.
(d) It evolves together with philosophy.

14. Which culture does Hegel credit with inspiring his insights?
(a) Syrian religion.
(b) Norse cults.
(c) Greek cults.
(d) Egyptian religion.

15. What does Hegel say is the highest moral function of an individual?
(a) To act correctly upon duty.
(b) To help other people fulfill their duty.
(c) To recognize the primal importance of duty.
(d) To understand one's duty.