Nietzsche, Glad Ta Meetcha!

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Nietzsche is well known for his ideas concerning the superfluous man superman modern man moral man

2. Select the answer which best fills in the blank. In his book 'Ecce Homo' Nietzsche wrote: 'Has one understood me?-Dionysus versus _______' the Church the Creator of the world the Crucified the old moral code

3. This composer praised Nietzsche's 'The Birth Of Tragedy' and as a result the two shared a brief friendship. Samuel Scheidt Richard Wagner Friedrich Schiller Johannes Brahms

4. Which of the following is the title of a book by Nietzsche? The Politics Of Ecstasy Madness And Civilization The Gay Science Good And Evil

5. What race of people did Nietzsche call 'the most gifted and gallant among the Slavic people'? the Czechs the Poles the Serbs the Russians

6. What two types of moralities did Nietzsche define? old and new master and slave good and evil wrong and right

7. Choose the answer that best fills in the blank. Nietzsche wrote a book called 'Twilight of the ______'. Warlords Gods Idols Demons

8. In 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra' what does Nietzsche compare man to? a rope a bear a dragon a sword

9. What subject was Nietzsche a professor of? classical philology ancient poetry metaphysics philosophy

10. What woman is cracking the whip in the famous photograph that features Nietzsche and his friend Paul Ree pulling a cart? Elizabeth Foerster-Nietzsche Rosa Luxemburg Clara Zetkin Lou Salome

11. Nietzsche was a professor at which of the following Universities? Sonmaire Basel Cyprus Paris

12. Select the answer that best fills in the blank. Nietzsche called Socrates 'a _______ that got himself taken seriously.' slave real man hero buffoon

13. Fill in the blank. 'The Will To _____' is a book containing a compilation of Nietzsche's unpublished notes. Answer: (One Word)

14. What phrase is Nietzsche famous for creating? I think, therefore I am God is dead Morality is the highest good Only love can conquer hate

15. What did Nietzsche call the 'two great European narcotics'? hope and charity religion and books Christianity and alcohol truth and justice