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What are some life lessons that Morrie teaches in the book?

• Morrie teaches about the importance of material possessions, wealth, and power.

• Morrie teaches that relationships and community are not important in life.

• Morrie teaches that life is meaningless and there is no purpose to it.

• Morrie teaches about the importance of love, forgiveness, acceptance, relationships, community, and finding meaning in life.

What are the main themes explored in Tuesdays with Morrie?

• friendship, happiness, success, career

• education, technology, politics, sports

• life, death, love, forgiveness, and the meaning of life

• family, health, money, fame

How does Morrie view death and what is his philosophy on it?

• Morrie views death as a random event with no significance and believes that it should be ignored.

• Morrie views death as a natural part of life and believes that it should be embraced rather than feared. He sees death as a transition to a different form of existence and believes that it can bring about a greater appreciation for life. Morrie's philosophy on death is that it is an opportunity to reflect on one's life and find meaning and purpose.

• Morrie views death as a punishment for one's actions and believes that it should be feared.

• Morrie views death as the end of existence and believes that it should be avoided at all costs.

Describe the relationship between Morrie and Mitch throughout the book.

• Teacher and student

• Father and son

• Mentor and mentee

• Colleagues

What are some symbols used in Tuesdays with Morrie and what do they represent?

• Pink hibiscus plant and aphorisms

• Red rose and regret

• Yellow daisy and happiness

• Bluebird and forgiveness

According to Morrie, what is the most important thing in life?

• Money

• Love

• Fame

• Power

How does Morrie's illness impact his perspective on life and death?

• Morrie's illness made him believe that death is the end of everything.

• Morrie's illness had no impact on his perspective on life and death.

• Morrie's illness made him appreciate life and accept death as a natural part of it.

• Morrie's illness made him hate life and fear death.

What role does forgiveness play in Morrie's philosophy?

• Forgiveness is essential for personal growth, healing, and maintaining meaningful relationships.

• Forgiveness is a sign of weakness in Morrie's philosophy.

• Forgiveness is not important in Morrie's philosophy.

• Forgiveness is only necessary for maintaining relationships.

How does Morrie's approach to aging differ from society's view?

• Morrie believes aging is a burden, while society sees it as an opportunity for growth.

• Morrie rejects aging and finds it meaningless, while society often embraces and celebrates it.

• Morrie embraces aging and finds meaning in it, while society often fears and avoids it.

• Morrie is indifferent towards aging, while society often fears and avoids it.

What is the significance of the title 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

• The title represents the weekly meetings between Mitch Albom and Morrie Schwartz.

• The title refers to the main character's favorite day of the week.

• The title is a metaphor for the passing of time.

• The title is a reference to a famous quote by Morrie Schwartz.