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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Regardless of a man's nature, it is impossible to erase from his soul the influence of what?
2. What piece written by that composer is Nietzsche's favorite?
(a) Ode to Joy.
(b) Overture to the Meistersinger.
(c) The Magic Flute.
(d) Don Giovanni.
3. Who puts himself into a dangerous situation when studying both ordinary and extraordinary people?
4. Defining a philosopher is a difficult task. To do so, one must be able to show that he has:
5. What is a part of all types of society, despite their advancement or lack thereof?
6. The new age throughout Europe has spawned a new strain of which school of thought?
(b) Religious freedom.
(d) Pure faith.
7. It is also crucial for different cultures to understand one another's:
8. Industrious cultures find it difficult to partake in what pastime?
9. The author believes that the democratization of Europe is an involuntary arrangement for the cultivation of _________.
10. Another example of tyranny can be seen through personal experiences under what umbrella?
11. What tends to lead people to search for answers to the highest questions?
12. In Nietzsche's mind, whose music heralded the end of centuries-old European taste?
13. Through a monstrous mix of races, the German people have become all but which one of the following?
14. Nietzsche talks about two kinds of moralities that are prevalent on earth; they are subtle and _____ moralities.
15. One's virtues most likely are not the same as whose?
Short Answer Questions
1. A person may eventually grow tired of what part of his opinion?
2. The man who has suffered profoundly also believes that through suffering, one is able to gain ______.
3. Man was not used to accepting that there was _____ placed on him by himself, rather it was placed upon him by another.
4. Virtues most likely relate directly to what type of inclinations?
5. The differences between moral and immoral are determined by what?
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