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

2. How should Wormwood try to develop permanent deceit in the patient?
(a) Convince the patient that the more science he knows the better.
(b) Encourage self-perception as a complex person superior to others.
(c) Participate in church affairs and worldly affairs at the same time.
(d) Avoid church going people.

3. What does Screwtape think is the true danger about wars?
(a) Creates heroes and legends people will believe.
(b) Resolves differences among enemies.
(c) Occupies people's minds, making distraction difficult.
(d) Diverts people from themselves to perceived higher values and causes.

4. When is the fiend's mission in the greatest danger?
(a) When the patient accepts that the Enemy exists.
(b) When the patient chooses the spiritual instead of science.
(c) When the patient exercises free will and chooses loyalty to the Enemy.
(d) When the patient exercises free will.

5. What is Screwtape's view of the patient's new girl?
(a) She is a sincere Christian that in the old days would have been fed to the lions.
(b) She is of loose character and morals.
(c) She is a sexual pervert who will be a good match.
(d) She is dimwitted and easily manipulated.