In the first chapter, the author compares his Tuesdays with Morrie to that of a normal class. Which of the following is a way that makes this class unique and unlike any other class?

• It is held in a traditional classroom setting.

• There are no grades given.

• The class is focused on life lessons.

• It follows a strict syllabus.

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Recall how the author characterizes Morrie’s physical appearance.

• Morrie is described as tall and athletic.

• Morrie is described as frail and withered.

• Morrie is described as young and energetic.

• Morrie is described as robust and healthy.

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Who is the narrator of this novel and what is his relationship to Morrie?

• The narrator is Mitch Albom, and he is a former student of Morrie.

• The narrator is Morrie Schwartz, and he is a friend of Mitch.

• The narrator is a fictional character with no relation to Morrie.

• The narrator is a journalist reporting on Morrie's life.

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The author uses a simile to compare Morrie’s ALS to that of a:

• tree losing its leaves

• candle melting

• river flowing downstream

• bird flying free

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Morrie’s idea to have a “living funeral” is:

• A way to celebrate life before death

• A traditional funeral service

• A private family gathering

• A religious ceremony

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Mitch experiences failure for the first time since leaving college when:

• Loses a major client at work

• Fails to secure a promotion

• Misses an important deadline

• the newspaper he worked for went on strike

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Why does Mitch bury himself in accomplishments?

• To avoid dealing with personal issues

• To gain recognition from peers

• To improve his skills

• To fulfill a lifelong dream

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What event triggers Ted Koppel to interview Morrie?

• Morrie's book becomes a bestseller

• Morrie's friend writes about his aphorisms

• Morrie starts a new career

• Morrie wins a prestigious award

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What words does Mitch hear from the TV that makes him “Go numb”?

• Sports highlights

• Weather update

• Who is Morrie Schwartz?

• Commercial break

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When Mitch drove to Morrie’s house, what did he see that made him freeze?

• A large crowd gathered outside

• A 'For Sale' sign on the lawn

• Morrie sitting in a wheelchair

• An ambulance parked in the driveway

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