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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. Who is/are the student(s) in the one last class described in "The Curriculum"?
(a) Mitch Albom and Morrie Schwartz.
(b) Morrie Schwartz.
(c) Mitch Albom, Morrie Schwartz, Ted Koppel, and Lou Gehrig.
(d) Mitch Albom.
2. Morrie felt somewhat lucky about the slow progression of his disease. Why?
(a) He enjoyed the pain.
(b) It gave him plenty of time to say goodbye to everyone.
(c) It gave him time to talk about his disease.
(d) It gave him time to think about what was going on.
3. In "The Curriculum", the author talks about one last class. What do you have to do in this "special" class to receive extra credit?
(a) Kiss the professor goodbye.
(b) Finish the assignments on time.
(c) Wave to the professor.
(d) Score high grades.
4. How did Mitch feel about the affection his mentor showed for him during the initial reunion?
(a) He didn't like it.
(b) He was surprised.
(c) He felt sad.
(d) He expected this affection.
5. When Mitch returned to Detroit after visiting London, he was out of his newspaper job. What happened?
(a) Mitch got fired for staying in London too long.
(b) Mitch decided he didn't want to write for the newspaper anymore.
(c) The unions at his newspaper had gone on strike.
(d) People didn't buy his newspaper anymore.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Mitch was Morrie's student, Morrie decided to call him Mitch instead of Mitchell. Why?
2. In relation to the one last class referred to as the book opens, when is the student/are the students required to produce a paper?
3. Why did it bother Morrie that one day someone else would have to wipe his behind?
4. 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?
5. What is the name of Mitch's wife?
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