Quiz on Tuesdays with Morrie

Morrie discusses the concept of "detachment" with Mitch. How does he describe the way to practice it in one's life?

• By avoiding emotional connections.

• By observing emotions without letting them control you.

• By living in complete isolation.

• By focusing solely on logical decisions.

During their discussions, Morrie makes a distinction between being "loved" and "giving love." What is his view on the importance of these concepts in life?

• Being loved is more important than giving love.

• Giving love is more important than being loved.

• Neither is important for a fulfilling life.

• Both are equally unimportant compared to professional success.

What major life stage does Morrie discuss with Mitch during the 8th Tuesday?

• Childhood

• Adolescence

• Middle age

• Aging

On the 9th Tuesday, what emotion does Morrie confess he experiences more intensely as he approaches the end of his life?

• Anger

• Love

• Jealousy

• Excitement

Morrie shares his perspective on aging. What does he believe society's view on aging is, and how does he contrast that with his own view?

• Society views aging as an honor, while Morrie sees it as a burden.

• Society views aging with pity, while Morrie sees it as a growth phase.

• Society ignores the elderly, while Morrie believes they hold wisdom.

• Society celebrates aging, while Morrie finds it depressing.

What does Morrie say about the importance of marriage and what should be the foundation of it?

• Marriage is about financial stability.

• Marriage is unnecessary in modern society.

• Love is the foundation of marriage.

• Marriage is primarily for raising children.

During their 8th Tuesday meeting, Morrie gives advice about how to grow old gracefully. Can you name one piece of advice he shares?

• Invest heavily in the stock market.

• Stay physically active.

• Reject help from younger people.

• Embrace the community around you.

Morrie explains how he feels about his dependency on others due to his illness. How does he view this dependency, and what lesson does he convey through his experience?

• As a sign of weakness, advising people to always remain independent.

• As an opportunity to teach others about care, emphasizing the value of vulnerability.

• As an embarrassment, recommending avoiding it at all costs.

• As irrelevant, focusing instead on material success.

On the 10th Tuesday, what subject do Morrie and Mitch delve into, highlighting Morrie's views on modern society's shortcomings?

• The pursuit of wealth

• The emphasis on physical beauty

• The value placed on youth

• The importance of technology

Morrie mentions a metaphorical "bird" on one's shoulder as a way to gauge actions and decisions. What question does he suggest asking this bird?

• "Is today the day I die?"

• "Am I the richest person here?"

• "Will I achieve fame?"

• "Have I lived with purpose?"