Tuesdays with Morrie Flashcard 3 Review

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What does the hibiscus plant symbolize in 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

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The hibiscus plant at Morrie’s house symbolizes Morrie himself.

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What does Morrie’s oxygen tube represent in Mitch’s eyes?

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Morrie’s oxygen tube symbolizes his struggle between life and death.

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What is the goal Morrie accomplishes at the end of his visit with Mitch?

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Mitch cries for the first time around Morrie, accomplishing Morrie’s goal of getting Mitch to open up and be vulnerable.

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Why did Morrie turn away all visitors except for Mitch in his final days?

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Morrie prioritized his 'final thesis' with Mitch, valuing the impartation of his wisdom to someone who would appreciate and share it.

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How does Mitch bring the themes of 'Tuesdays with Morrie' full circle?

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Mitch emphasizes the importance of human connection, conveying the book's message.

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What is the significance of vulnerability in 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

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Vulnerability is portrayed as essential for genuine human connection and emotional growth.

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How does Morrie view the concept of death?

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Morrie views death as a natural part of life and encourages embracing it to live fully.

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What role does education play in Morrie's philosophy?

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Morrie believes education should focus on emotional and social growth, not just academic achievement.

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What is the importance of love according to Morrie?

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Morrie emphasizes that love is the most important thing in life and should be expressed openly.

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How does Mitch's career affect his relationship with Morrie?

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Mitch's career in media initially distances him from meaningful connections, which Morrie helps him recognize.