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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. On the third Tuesday, Mitch and Morrie picked up the relationship they had before. What were their roles?
2. During their conversation about death, Morrie mentioned that people would do something if they believed they would die. What would happen if people believed they would die?
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?
4. When Mitch visited Morrie on their second Tuesday, what did he decide to leave at home?
5. 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?
Short Essay Questions
1. Morrie told Mitch that if he accepted he could die any day, he would probably do some things differently. What did Morrie think Mitch would do differently?
2. Why did Morrie say that Mitch needs someone to push him to examine his life now, before it's too late for regrets?
3. What did Mitch do after his college graduation ceremony?
4. In the second interview with Ted Koppel on Nightline, Morrie said he gives to people. How did Morrie give to people?
5. How did Morrie begin the conversation about death on the fourth Tuesday?
6. What were Morrie's suspicions about his disease?
7. After graduation, Mitch moved to New York City. What were his plans?
8. Why did Mitch stop bringing his cellular phone along on his trips to visit Morrie?
9. What did Mitch think when he saw how Morrie's many friends wanted to call and talk to him?
10. What did Morrie do every Wednesday when he was still healthy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
At one point in the book, Mitch says he wants to remember Morrie's voice. How did he make that happen, and why is it so important to him?
Essay Topic 2
Mitch's priorities changed over the progress of the book. Describe the personal changes Mitch underwent through his time with Morrie. Please provide specific examples from the text.
Essay Topic 3
In "Tuesdays with Morrie", Mitch Albom writes about the last class of his old professor's life. Why does Mitch refer to the book as "a last class", and what is significant about the set up of the book?
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