Tuesdays with Morrie Flashcard 2 (61-141)

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What was Mitch's brother's reaction to his illness?

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Mitch's brother cut himself off from his family, did not return Mitch's calls, and moved to Spain. All these actions reflect his struggle with illness.

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What did Mitch consistently bring to his visits with Morrie?

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Mitch always brought food when he visited Morrie.

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How did Morrie help his students avoid the Vietnam War draft?

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Morrie gave all his students 'A's so that they would not be drafted.

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Why did Mitch start using a tape recorder during his meetings with Morrie?

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Mitch wanted to get all of Morrie's advice recorded.

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Which adversity did Morrie NOT face as a child?

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Morrie's stepmother did not die; this was the adversity he did not experience.

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What is the significance of food in Mitch and Morrie's relationship?

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Food symbolizes care and connection, as Mitch brings it to share during their meetings.

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How does Morrie's philosophy on life influence Mitch?

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Morrie's philosophy encourages Mitch to reflect on his own life choices and values.

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What role does the tape recorder play in Mitch's journey?

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The tape recorder serves as a tool for preserving Morrie's wisdom and lessons.

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What does Morrie's relationship with his family reveal about his character?

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Morrie's relationship with his family shows his deep emotional connections and the importance he places on love.

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How does Morrie's illness affect his teaching style?

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Morrie's illness leads him to focus on life's essential lessons, emphasizing love, death, and forgiveness.