Tuesdays with Morrie Flashcard 2 (61-141)

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Why does Mitch include the deaths of Morrie's parents in the book?

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To show that Morrie wants to make sure that his friends and family have a chance to say goodbye to him.

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What makes Morrie the happiest?

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His relationships with people.

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What pain has followed Morrie for 70 years?

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His mother dying.

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What did Mitch always bring when he visited Morrie?

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Food.

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Which of the following did NOT happen to Morrie as a child?

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His stepmother died.

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What is the significance of relationships in Morrie's life?

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Morrie believes that relationships are the most important aspect of life and bring true happiness.

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How did Morrie's upbringing influence his views on life and death?

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Morrie's experiences with loss and adversity shaped his understanding of the importance of love and connection.

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What lesson does Morrie teach about saying goodbye?

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Morrie emphasizes the importance of saying goodbye to loved ones and cherishing those moments.

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How does Morrie's illness affect his perspective on life?

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Morrie's illness leads him to reflect deeply on life, love, and the human experience.

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What role does food play in Mitch and Morrie's relationship?

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Food serves as a symbol of care and connection, representing the nurturing aspect of their friendship.