Morrie Overview: Pages 48-99

1.1 What are some signs that Morrie's condition is worsening?

• He is gaining weight and becoming more active.

• He is losing weight and muscle mass, and tasks take longer.

• He is sleeping less and feeling more energetic.

• He is eating more and gaining strength.

1.2 How does Morrie react to people who suffer around the world that he sees and reads in the news?

• He feels indifferent and ignores them.

• He feels connected and cries for them.

• He feels angry and blames them.

• He feels happy and celebrates.

1.3 What does Morrie believe is the most important thing in life?

• To earn a lot of money.

• To travel the world.

• To give out love and let it in.

• To become famous.

1.4 In the memory at the end of "The First Tuesday", how did Morrie enter class, which made many students uncomfortable?

• In total silence

• Singing a song

• Playing an instrument

• He didn't enter - he skipped class!

2.1 How far does Mitch travel to see Morrie?

• 100 miles

• 500 miles

• 700 miles

• 900 miles

2.2 How does Morrie handle self-pity?

• He ignores it completely.

• He lets it consume him.

• He allows it briefly, then focuses on the good.

• He never feels self-pity.

2. 2.3 What are signs of Morrie's ALS progression in "The Second Tuesday"?

• He can't lift his arms higher than his chest.

• He sits in his chair in his study more often (not in the kitchen).

• He needs extra cushions for support when sitting down.

• All of the above

2.4. What activity does Mitch take part in during Morrie's 'Group Process' class as described in "The Second Tuesday"?

• A trust fall activity.

• A debate competition.

• A singing contest.

• A cooking class.

3.2 Does it seem as if Morrie has any regrets at this point in his life?

• Yes, he regrets not traveling more.

• No, he lived life to the fullest.

• Yes, he regrets not earning more money.

• No, he regrets not having a family.

3.1 Why does Morrie agree to let Mitch record their Tuesday conversations?

• Morrie wants to become famous.

• Morrie wants Mitch to remember him.

• Morrie wants others to hear his story.

• Morrie wants to write a book.