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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Audiovisual, Part 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Morrie dread most about the sure progression of his disease?
(a) That he could not dance anymore.
(b) That people would think he was weak.
(c) That people would pity him.
(d) That some day somebody would have to wipe his backside.

2. Why did Morrie appreciate the world outside more than Mitch does?
(a) Because he couldn't drive his car anymore.
(b) Because he enjoyed the weather more than Mitch did.
(c) Because he could't go outside anymore to enjoy that world.
(d) Because he was in a wheelchair.

3. What did Mitch continue to rack up with his job?
(a) Real happiness.
(b) A lot of fun.
(c) Professional accomplishments.
(d) Another wife.

4. What did Morrie do when the sociology department learned that male students who don't keep their grades up could lose their draft deferment?
(a) He proposed leaving Brandeis.
(b) He proposed closing the department.
(c) He proposed a toast.
(d) He proposed giving them all A's.

5. What does one get after finishing the one last class described in "The Curriculum"?
(a) A funeral.
(b) A hug.
(c) Graduation.
(d) Grades.

Short Answer Questions

1. On that first visit, why did Mitch stay in his car instead of jumping out and greeting his mentor?

2. Mitch decided to go back to school. What did he earn a graduate degree in?

3. In Chapter Nineteen, Mitch tries to call his brother. Where does his brother live?

4. When Morrie was a child, his father would take his evening paper outside and read it. Where would he sit when he read his evening paper?

5. Why did Morrie still want to hear about other people's problems, even though he was dying?

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