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Part I (Introduction - Chapter 2)

1. What two types of virtues does Brooks compare and contrast in the Introduction?
(a) Country virtues and city virtues.
(b) Career virtues and family virtues.
(c) True virtues and false virtues.
(d) Resume virtues and eulogy virtues.

2. What biblical reference does Brooks use to describe two opposing sides of human nature?
(a) Mary and Joseph.
(b) Adam I and Adam II.
(c) Moses and Job.
(d) Jesus I and Jesus II.

3. Which religious figure and writer does Brooks reference in the very beginning of the Introduction?
(a) Pope Pius IV.
(b) Rabbi Andrew Wyelin.
(c) Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik.
(d) Pope John Paul II.

4. What does Brooks say his book is about in his introduction?
(a) Job.
(b) Jesus.
(c) Careers.
(d) Adam II.

5. Who sent Brooks an email responding to a column he wrote that Brooks says explains the mythology of his book?
(a) A former teacher of Brooks' named Selena Jeffries.
(b) A religious leader named Joel Jacobs.
(c) A writer named Emily Smith.
(d) A veterinarian named Dave Jolly.

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