Tuesdays With Morrie - Chapter 9 Quiz

What does Morrie say about trust in Chapter 9 of 'Tuesdays With Morrie'?

Question Answer Choices Trusting people means they will never let you down. Being able to trust people means feeling that you can count on them even when you are in the dark. Trusting people means always knowing their intentions. Trusting people means they will always agree with you.

What does Mitch Albom consider about his own life in Chapter 9 of 'Tuesdays With Morrie'?

Question Answer Choices His health condition. His relationship with his family. His financial situation. His newspaper union in Detroit is still on strike.

How does Morrie summon help when he needs to use the washroom in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices He calls out loudly for assistance. He uses a walkie-talkie to contact his nurses. He rings a bell to summon one of his four nurses. He claps his hands to get attention.

What does Mitch Albom do each week to visit Morrie in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices He drives several hundred miles each week. He takes a bus each week. He takes a train each week. He flies several hundred miles each week.

Where does Morrie spend most of his time in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices In the garden. In the dining room. In a recliner in his study. In his bedroom.

What experiment did Morrie lead in the 'Group Process' class in Chapter 9 of 'Tuesdays With Morrie'?

Question Answer Choices Students were asked to write letters to each other. Students were asked to fall backward into the arms of their partner. Students were asked to solve a puzzle together. Students were asked to share their deepest fears.

What does Mitch Albom find refreshing when he is with Morrie in Chapter 9 of 'Tuesdays With Morrie'?

Question Answer Choices He finds his conversations with friends refreshing. He finds his childhood memories refreshing. He finds life refreshing, as though he is shedding all the negativity of the outside world. He finds his career achievements refreshing.

What does Mitch Albom reflect on in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices His family relationships. His career achievements. His childhood memories. His time in college with Morrie.

What class does Mitch Albom describe in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices Group Process. Sociology of Death. Psychology 101. Human Behavior.

How does Morrie feel about having time to say goodbye to his loved ones in Chapter 9 of "Tuesdays With Morrie"?

Question Answer Choices He feels lucky to have so much time to die and to say goodbye. He feels sad that it takes so long to say goodbye. He feels anxious about saying goodbye to everyone. He feels indifferent about having time to say goodbye.