Tuesdays with Morrie Quiz 3 Review

Who does Morrie tell Mitch that he wants to meet?

• His first grandchild

• Mitch’s wife, Janine

• Being able to retire

• Leaving his family with financial security

What did Mitch do with the money from Tuesdays with Morrie?

• He used it so pay for Charlotte’s retirement home.

• He used it to travel the world and speak on Morrie’s behalf.

• He used it to pay for Morrie’s medical bills.

• He used it to buy he and Janine a nicer home.

What was one thing that Mitch wishes for his old self?

• Mitch wishes that his old self would’ve visited Morrie while he was still healthy.

• Mitch wishes that he would’ve married someone else.

• Mitch wishes that he would’ve chosen a different college major rather than music.

• Mitch wishes that he would’ve fought to get to the top of his career in the media.

What goal does Morrie accomplish at the end of his visit with Mitch?

• Mitch admits that he’s unhappy in his marriage and decides to file for a divorce.

• Mitch decides to quit his job in the media, a part of society that Morrie despises.

• Mitch decides to continue Morrie’s legacy by traveling to schools to spread Morrie’s life lessons.

• Mitch cries for the first time around Morrie, accomplishing Morrie’s goal of getting Mitch to open up and be vulnerable.

With Morrie’s support, who was Mitch able to reconnect with?

• Mitch’s dad

• Mitch’s mom

• Mitch’s brother

• Mitch’s sister

What mood does Mitch establish in his writing during his final meeting with Morrie?

• Hopeful

• Somber

• Distraught

• Provoked

Janine and Mitch differ in that Janine is _____, while Mitch is _____. Give an example from the text to support your ideas.

After Morrie dies, Mitch's role will reverse as he becomes the _____, while Morrie remains the _____ in his memory.

Mitch has left his comfort zone as a result of his connection with Morrie by _____

The event/friendship in Morrie’s life that taught him about the importance of forgiving others and forgiving yourself was _____.