1. What did Morrie say he would do when he's dead and Mitch talked to him at his grave site?
(a) Laugh.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Understand.
(d) Listen.

2. What did Morrie and Mitch talk about the third Tuesday?
(a) Sorrow.
(b) Regrets.
(c) Time.
(d) The world.

3. How many students are participating in the one last class in "The Curriculum"?
(a) Two.
(b) Four.
(c) One.
(d) Six.

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?
(a) In his car.
(b) In the grass.
(c) On a bench.
(d) On a tree trunk.

5. What did Morrie and an old friend who was deaf plan to do when Morrie could't speak anymore?
(a) Not see each other anymore.
(b) Do nothing.
(c) Sit together and hold hands.
(d) Stare at each other and be unable to communicate.

Short Answer Questions

1. During Mitch and Morrie's first visit, Morrie announced to Mitch that dying is just as sad as something else. What does he think is just as sad as dying?

2. What did Mitch promise his wife?

3. How long did Morrie feel sorry about himself each morning?

4. Why did Mitch still bring food for Morrie on the fourteenth Tuesday?

5. Why did Morrie have to break the tragic news of his mother's death?

(see the answer key)

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