TWM 130-159

What is the "labor war" that Mitch keeps referring to in the book?

• The strike at the Detroit Free Press

• The ongoing labor issues at the Wonka Chocolate Factory

• The Brandeis student protest

• How Ted Turner created a media empire that serves as a monopoly

The whole country seemed to be obsessed with what court trial on TV?

• OJ Simpson

• Ted Turner

• Maurie Stein

• James Marriott

Morrie tells Mitch, "You and I have to go on. This will be our last _________ together, you know."

• thesis

• pow-wow

• aphorism

• meeting

What does the hibiscus plant on the windowsill of Morrie's room symbolize?

• Morrie's own life and the cycle of life and death

• The climate of the room in which Morrie takes his last breaths

• The interaction of connection of people and their love for Morrie

• It doesn't symbolize anything; the author added this detail for no reason

What does Morrie want on his tombstone?

• A Teacher to the Last

• Another One Bites the Dust

• If Death is the Answer, What is the Question?

• Game Over - No Respawn

How did Morrie's father die?

• Heart attack on the porch

• asthma attack at the fur factory

• He was attacked by a gazelle

• natural causes

After Janine speaks to Morrie on the phone, what does she decide to do?

• join Mitch for the next visit to Morrie

• encourage Mitch to meet on Thursday instead of Tuesday

• cook him some brownies

• move out of Mitch's apartment because he spends too much time with Morrie

At their first meeting, What does Morrie ask Janine to do?

• sing

• dance

• laugh

• cry

Who is Morrie's wife?

• Janine

• Charlotte

• Eva

• Connie

In the Eleventh Tuesday, how does the reader know that Morrie is close to the end?

• the disease has reached his lungs

• his hibiscus plant has died

• he is upset that Janine vists

• His wife is becoming frustrated with his coughing