Tuesdays with Morrie Test Review

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Finish the aphorism: Don't assume it's too late...

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to get involved

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Finish Morrie's quote: "Our culture..."

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Does not make people feel good about themselves

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Finish the aphorism: The most important thing in life is to....

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learn how to give out love and let it come in.

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Who interviewed Morrie numerous times throughout this story?

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Ted Koppel

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Morrie says that self-pity...

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is okay, but then you gotta DETACH and let it go.

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What is the main theme of 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

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The importance of love, relationships, and finding meaning in life.

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What does Morrie believe about the role of culture in people's lives?

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He believes that culture often does not make people feel good about themselves.

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What lesson does Morrie emphasize about giving and receiving love?

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He emphasizes that learning to give out love and let it come in is crucial.

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How does Morrie view the concept of self-pity?

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He acknowledges it as a natural feeling but stresses the importance of letting it go.

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What does Morrie suggest is more important than material success?

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He suggests that emotional connections and love are more important.

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