Living In Truth by Vaclav Havel

1. What is the primary theme of 'Living In Truth'?

A) The significance of political power.
B) The importance of truth and authenticity.
C) The impact of technology on society.
D) The value of economic prosperity.

2. What does Havel criticize in his essays?

A) Totalitarianism and oppression.
B) Democracy and freedom.
C) Globalization and technology.
D) Capitalism and materialism.

3. What literary form does 'Living In Truth' primarily use?

A) Poems.
B) Plays.
C) Essays.
D) Novels.

4. Which historical context influenced Havel's writings?

A) Life under a communist regime.
B) Life during World War II.
C) Life in a capitalist society.
D) Life in a colonial state.

5. Havel was known for being a leader in which movement?

A) The Solidarity movement.
B) The Berlin Wall protests.
C) The Velvet Revolution.
D) The Prague Spring.

6. What role does personal responsibility play in Havel's philosophy?

A) It is irrelevant in a collective society.
B) It is secondary to social structures.
C) It is essential for living in truth.
D) It should be avoided for safety.

7. What does Havel suggest about the role of dissent?

A) It is only needed in extreme cases.
B) It should be suppressed.
C) It is vital for a healthy society.
D) It creates more problems than solutions.

8. What legacy did Havel leave behind after his presidency?

A) A return to authoritarianism.
B) An emphasis on military strength.
C) A commitment to democracy and human rights.
D) A focus on economic issues.

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