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The Anguish for freedom

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

The Resistance Fighters was a community which rebelled against:

a)

The french power.

b)

The Germans.

c)

The lightness way of living.

d)

The two wise men.

2.

Nazis can be:

a)

called rebels, for they thought differently and against the traditional system.

b)

called obstinate, for the amount of masses they moved.

c)

Called rebels due to the way they change people's ideas.

d)

called obstinate, because they didn't fight for human rights.

3.

The war itself was a reason to become a rebel, due to:

a)

People fight for their rights.

b)

Individuals fight for their political ideologies

c)

People betrayed their friends and saved their families and themselves.

d)

People questioned existence.

4.

Freedom was retaken by Sartre in his work, and it shows the importance of:

a)

Questioning the existence of God.

b)

Questioning the point of living.

c)

Questioning the stereotypes of society.

d)

Affirming the tough basis of society.

5.

What revolutionized the way of thinking in Sartre's readers was:

a)

The new reasons to live the life.

b)

The new perspective on the war.

c)

That humans have inherently an essence.

d)

That humans are their own choices.

6.

Sartre also make humans responsible of their own actions because,

a)

we decide what models us.

b)

there is no escape from this system.

c)

our decisions are conditioned to some particular features that have been set before we are born.

d)

Success depends on the effort of someone's work.

7.

Existentialism is revolting against the idea:

a)

of being free but responsible.

b)

of being humans.

c)

of being in this world.

d)

of being predetermined.

8.

In Simone de Beauvoir's system, women never are born women because:

a)

it is determined by the biological features.

b)

They are a project and are transformed by their choices.

c)

They indeed are women.

d)

They are what other expect them to be.

9.

Existentialism proposes that life:

a)

has a meaning within it.

b)

doesn't deserve to be lived.

c)

has a meaning suggested by each individual.

d)

never depends on our circumstances.

10.

Albert Camus compares our lives with the myth of Sisyphus,

a)

because life is meaningless.

b)

because life is meaningful.

c)

for the rock, we are pulling in our daily lives.

d)

to encourage people to live in an optimic.