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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III (Pages 145 - 213).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What disease did Archbishop Tutu have to go to a special hospital to be treated for when he was a child?
(a) Tuberculosis.
(b) Malaria.
(c) Yellow Fever.
(d) Ebola.

2. What is the Sanskrit word for suffering?
(a) Humus.
(b) Romulan.
(c) Sukha.
(d) Dukkha.

3. Why was the Dalai Lama prevented from coming to Tutu's own birthday celebration in South Africa?
(a) The Chinese government pressured South Africa to deny him the visa he needed for travel.
(b) He had become too ill to travel.
(c) He could not miss an important religious celebration in the Tibetan Children's Village.
(d) He had to stay behind for an important funeral.

4. What role did Archbishop Tutu play in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa?
(a) He was the faith healer there.
(b) He was the note-taker.
(c) He was the lawyer called in to mediate discussions.
(d) He was chairperson.

5. Which young leader in South Africa was assassinated, deeply hurting Archbishop Tutu?
(a) Chris Hani.
(b) Marion Barry.
(c) Katri Ballard.
(d) Marlon Jamison.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which doctor of the Dalai Lama's does Archbishop Tutu see in Dharamsala?

2. Where does Abrams write that he grew up as a child?

3. Why did Mpho Tutu get stripped of her ministry in South Africa?

4. Where is the Dalai Lama's residence in exile?

5. Which famous researcher whose work focused on emotions does Abrams cite in Part I?

(see the answer key)

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