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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Third Tuesday We Talk About Regrets.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After the third Tuesday, Mitch recalled his senior year in college, where he undertook an honor's thesis. What did he write about in this thesis?
(a) Soccer.
(b) Basketball.
(c) Baseball.
(d) Football.

2. Because it was inevitable, Morrie planed to deal with the fact that somebody would have to wipe his backside in the future. How did he plan to deal with this?
(a) He would pretend he didnn't feel it.
(b) He would die before this had to happen.
(c) He would pretend to be an animal.
(d) He would pretend to be a baby again.

3. After his selfless act towards Morrie in their second meeting, Mitch had an important realization. What did Mitch realize?
(a) That he had to leave.
(b) That time was running out.
(c) That Morrie was hungry.
(d) That Morrie had to go to the bathroom.

4. When Mitch was younger, he had a lot of conversations with Morrie. During one of those conversations, Morrie told him that people are pulled in two directions: what they know versus what they feel and what they need versus what they want. What did Morrie answer when Mitch asked him which side wins?
(a) The bad side.
(b) Love.
(c) Hate.
(d) The good side.

5. How did Mitch feel after he returned from London?
(a) Happy about finally changing jobs.
(b) Confused and depressed.
(c) He wants to die.
(d) Sad and lonely.

Short Answer Questions

1. A highlight of Morrie's life was the night a certain genre of music is played. Which music genre was played that night?

2. When Mitch was young and he had lots of conversations with Morrie, Morrie acted as a certain family member towards Mitch. What kind of family member?

3. What was Morrie's favorite hobby?

4. When Mitch visited his mentor for the first time since college, where was Morrie waiting for him?

5. In "The Orientation", Mitch gave Morrie a nickname. What is Morrie's nickname?

(see the answer key)

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