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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Kierkegaard argue major choices in life are not choices of?
(a) Love.
(b) God.
(c) Luck.
(d) Intellect.
2. What does Kierkegaard say truth is constituted of?
(a) Love.
(b) Faith and events.
(c) The word of Christ.
(d) Parts that may initially seem at odds.
3. What is Kierkegaard letting himself do at the start of The Journals?
(a) Pass out of himself.
(b) Worship Christ.
(c) Indulge himself with food.
(d) Remain silent.
4. How old is Kierkegaard at the age of his conversion?
(a) 26 years old.
(b) 25 years old.
(c) 35 years old.
(d) 14 years old.
5. Which of the Two Edifying Discourses does Kierkegaard prefer?
(a) All of them.
(b) None of them.
(c) The last one.
(d) The first one.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Kierkegaard do before leaving for Berlin at the star of Either/Or?
2. Who's letter does Either/Or contain a series of?
3. What does Kierkegaard say forms Repetition?
4. What pseudonym does Kierkegaard use to write the second piece of Stages on Life's Way?
5. How does Kierkegaard call the first piece of Stages on Life's Way?
Short Essay Questions
1. What words of Christ was Kierkegaard aware of in Chapter 1,The Journals?
2. How is truth discovered according to Two Edifying Discourses?
3. What is life according to Kierkegaard?
4. What does Kierkegaard feel about the gifts God gives his family?
5. What did Kierkegaard distinguish between in Chapter 2, Either/Or, A Fragment of Life?
6. What banquet is referred to in Chapter 7, Stages on Life's Way?
7. What excruciating combination does the young hero in Chapter 5, Repetition endure?
8. What theme do the letters prefigure?
9. What does the Knight of Faith do in Chapter 4, Fear and Trembling?
10. What is the terrible revolution which Kierkegaard speaks of in Chapter 1, The Journals?
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