Tuesdays With Morrie - Chapter 23 Quiz

Why did Morrie and Norman fall out in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Norman did not phone to ask after Morrie's wife when she was hospitalized. Norman insulted Morrie during a disagreement. Norman moved away and lost touch. Norman refused to help Morrie with a project.

Who is the friend that made a bronze bust of Morrie in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Charlie. Norman. James. David.

What does Morrie tell Mitch about having a third son in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices He would have raised him to be a teacher. He would have wanted it to be Mitch. He would have named him after his father. He would have wanted him to be like Mitch.

What does Morrie ask Mitch to do for him in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Bring him some water. Massage his ankles. Read him a book. Write a letter for him.

What does Morrie say about knowing when your time is coming in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Not everyone will be lucky enough to know. Everyone will have a chance to know. It is better to be surprised. It is a blessing to never know.

What does Morrie regret not doing before Norman died in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Apologizing for a past argument. Visiting him in the hospital. Writing him a letter. Renewing their friendship.

What is Morrie's latest aphorism in Chapter 23 of 'Tuesdays With Morrie'?

Question Answer Choices Cherish the love you have before it's gone. Live each day as if it were your last. Forgive yourself before you die. Then forgive others. Seek peace within yourself before seeking it from others.

What new interpretation of the 'tension of opposites' does Morrie offer in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices I mourn my dwindling time, but I cherish the chance that it gives me to make things right. I struggle with pain, but I find peace in memories. I fear the end, but I embrace the journey. I regret the past, but I look forward to the future.

Where does Morrie want to be buried as mentioned in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices In a city cemetery, near his family. By the ocean, with a view of the beach. In a garden, surrounded by flowers. On a hill, under a tree, in front of a lake.

What does Morrie invite Mitch to do after he dies in Chapter 23?

Question Answer Choices Continue visiting him to tell him his problems. Visit his family to offer support. Plant a tree in his memory. Write a book about their conversations.