Think you’ve got your head wrapped around Tuesdays With Morrie? Put your knowledge to
the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. Since this book isn't a work of fiction we should realize that symbols ____
don't exist in this book.
are real-life things chosen by the author to represent certain things.
are made up by the author to give more meaning to the true story.
aren't there, so we have to make them up ourselves.
Q. The hibiscus plant in Morrie's study represents ____
the simple process of growth and decay.
Morrie's short height.
Mitch and Morrie's friendship.
education.
Q. Morrie includes the hibiscus plant in his discussion about ____
ALS.
culture.
marriage.
death.
Q. Mitch brings a tape recorder to Morrie's because ____
he wants to sell the recordings for a lot of money later.
he's partially deaf.
he wants to remember Morrie when he's gone.
Morrie asked him to.
Q. The tape recorder represents ____
the finite time that Mitch has with Morrie.
that the story will eventually become a famous book that everyone will read.
Mitch's laziness because he doesn't want to take notes.
Ted Koppel's interviews.