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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 Mitch hope to make a career as?
(a) As a musician.
(b) As a professor.
(c) As a dancer.
(d) As a writer.

2. Morrie continued receiving mail after his appearance on Nightline. How did he sign all the responding letters?
(a) "Thank you."
(b) "Thanks a lot, Morrie."
(c) "Sincerely, Morrie."
(d) "Thank you, Morrie."

3. When he was younger, Mitch always had two desires when it came to Morrie. One was to hug him. What was the other desire?
(a) Give him a kiss.
(b) Take him to the toilet.
(c) Give him a napkin.
(d) Make him laugh.

4. On the eleventh Tuesday, what did Morrie claim is a major problem in society?
(a) That people are quicker to see their similarities than their differences.
(b) That people are quicker to see their differences than their similarities.
(c) That people are quicker to see their mistakes than their accomplishments.
(d) That people are quicker to see their gains than their losses.

5. Morrie and Mitch agreed to see each other every week. What did they talk about the first Tuesday?
(a) The World.
(b) Feeling sorry for yourself.
(c) Peace.
(d) Emotions.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which city did Mitch move to after his graduation?

2. Morrie learned to enjoy being dependent and being treated by others. What did he compare this feeling to?

3. Morrie told Ted Koppel that there was something you don't need between good, loving friends. What is not needed to feel the love between one and another?

4. When Morrie's body continued to weaken, he started writing notes about his philosophy of dying. These notes turned into an article and an interview. Which newspaper published this article and interview?

5. On the second Tuesday meeting, Mitch had a flashback to his junior year in college, when Morrie performed an experiment with the students. What did the professor want each student to do?

(see the answer key)

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