Tuesdays With Morrie - Chapter 18 Quiz

What does Morrie believe cannot be substituted by material things?

Question Answer Choices Wealth, power, status, or fame Health, fitness, beauty, or youth Knowledge, wisdom, education, or intelligence Love, gentleness, tenderness, or a sense of comradeship

What does Morrie find more moving than ever before after his illness?

Question Answer Choices Reading and writing Dancing and music Traveling and exploring Cooking and gardening

What does Morrie find disappointing about Ted Turner's life?

Question Answer Choices It has been about political influence. It has been about accumulating wealth. It has been about something as frivolous as a television network. It has been about achieving fame.

What does Morrie believe is the effect of constant advertising on people?

Question Answer Choices It encourages people to be more creative. It helps people appreciate what they have. It leads people to think that 'more is good.' It makes people more generous.

What does Morrie believe people use as substitutions for what is really important?

Question Answer Choices Education and career achievements Hobbies and leisure activities Healthy habits and exercise New cars and new acquisitions

According to Morrie, what is the most satisfying thing of all?

Question Answer Choices The ability to travel the world. The ability to accumulate wealth. The ability to offer others what you have to give. The ability to achieve personal success.

What does Morrie think about trying to impress rich people?

Question Answer Choices It is important to build connections. It is necessary to gain their approval. It is pointless because they will look down on the poor anyway. It is beneficial because they will respect you more.

What does Morrie say about American culture's influence on people?

Question Answer Choices It has strengthened their family bonds. It has improved their quality of life. It has made them more compassionate. It has lost sight of what is important.

What does Morrie say about material things when facing death?

Question Answer Choices They are a sign of success. They bring him comfort and joy. They are not what he wants or needs. They are essential for happiness.

What does Mitch Albom realize about his attempts to impress rich athletes?

Question Answer Choices They are necessary. They are misguided. They are admirable. They are successful.