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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Letter 25.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Lewis say is the modern fiend's methods of temptation?
(a) Convince people the old-fashioned concepts are false.
(b) Muddle the essentials of old-fashioned concepts such as gluttony.
(c) Create vanities that become excesses of thought or action.
(d) Create a false sense of sophistication about life experiences.

2. How does Screwtape see the usefulness of The Same Old Thing?
(a) Humans fear change, makes devil work is easier.
(b) Humans think change for the sake of change is always best.
(c) Humans resist changes, makes devil work is easier.
(d) Humans see sameness as stagnation, constantly seek change.

3. According to Screwtape, which old wisdom is mostly dismissed in the modern world?
(a) People should be prudent about choice of friends and associates.
(b) People should actively try to improve upon shortcomings.
(c) Modesty in appearance is always appropriate.
(d) People should have a consistent savings plan.

4. What does Screwtape say is another sign of gluttony in addition to overconsumption?
(a) Crankiness if denied one's way.
(b) Absence of pleasant conversation at table.
(c) Choosing to eat alone whenever possible.
(d) Rude manners at table.

5. How does Lewis suggest the modern person avoid gluttony?
(a) Satisfy the appetites before joining others.
(b) Satisfy the appetites after departing from others.
(c) Take what is offered with humility and gratitude.
(d) Diet constantly, consume very little.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one of Screwtape's most preferred strategies about the human mind?

2. What type of friendships should Wormwood encourage to the patient?

3. What have the Enemy's servants taught for 2000 years as the greatest temptation?

4. What aspect about humans concerning change has always been useful to devils?

5. How should Wormwood try to develop permanent deceit in the patient?

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