Tuesdays With Morrie - Chapter 17 Quiz

What does Morrie say about receiving love as a child in Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices People receive the perfect amount of love as children. People receive too much love as children. People do not receive enough love as children. People receive love only from their fathers as children.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," how does Morrie view his inability to perform basic tasks like wiping himself?

Question Answer Choices He views it as a punishment for past mistakes. He views it as a return to childhood. He views it as a loss of dignity. He views it as a sign of complete dependency.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," what does Albom say about how youth is portrayed in advertising?

Question Answer Choices No model on a billboard can pass for more than thirty-five. Advertising often features elderly models. Most models on billboards are in their forties. Youth is rarely used in advertising.

What does Morrie argue about the obsession with youth in Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices The obsession with youth is necessary for a fulfilling life. The obsession with youth is an illusion and misguided. The obsession with youth leads to better health and happiness. The obsession with youth is a natural part of aging.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," what does Morrie say about the difficulties of being young?

Question Answer Choices Young people are burdened with too many responsibilities. Young people are always happy and carefree. Young people are constantly being used and manipulated due to a lack of experience and self-knowledge. Young people are more likely to make wise decisions.

According to Morrie in Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," why is the obsession with fighting one's age misguided?

Question Answer Choices It is a natural response to the fear of aging. It leads to better health and longer life. It causes people to lose focus on living their lives to the fullest. It helps people stay motivated and active.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," how does Morrie respond to Albom's challenge about envying the young and healthy?

Question Answer Choices He admits that he envies the young and healthy. He prefers to think that people are given a time to live their age. He thinks that youth is overrated. He believes that everyone should strive to stay young.

What does Morrie say about people who complain about their age in Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices They are not using their time well and are unsatisfied with their lives. They are showing signs of wisdom. They are just expressing normal concerns. They are more likely to live longer.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," what does Morrie say about his time to be in his seventies?

Question Answer Choices It makes him long for his youth. It is a time of regret and missed opportunities. It gives him insight into all ages he has lived through up to this point. It is the most challenging time of his life.

In Chapter 17 of "Tuesdays With Morrie," what does Morrie say about the inevitability of aging?

Question Answer Choices Time stops for those who are truly happy. People can slow down time with the right mindset. Aging can be reversed with modern medicine. People cannot stop time from passing.