1. According to Screwtape, what is typical thinking for a new Christian?
(a) He has God's favor by allowing himself to become a Christian.
(b) Life and choices will now be much better.
(c) Neighbors and friends will admire the change.
(d) Church is full of good people.

2. How does Screwtape think about the patient's mind?
(a) Separated compartments with the will as the smallest.
(b) Concentric circles with the will as the innermost.
(c) Pyramid shape with the will as the base.
(d) Several layers with the will as the largest.

3. Screwtape tells Wormwood to train the patient about prayer.
(a) The best prayers are measured by review of personal possessions.
(b) The best prayers are personal imaginings about God.
(c) The best prayers are measured by the feelings produced.
(d) The best prayers are built upon childhood parrot-like repetition.

4. What can be fatal to a fiend's plan for a patient?
(a) Malice becomes benevolence.
(b) Good intentions become habits.
(c) Kindness becomes benevolence.
(d) Virtues become habits.

5. How should the fiend encourage the patient to think about malice and benevolence?
(a) Malice toward the neighbors, benevolence toward those remote and unknown.
(b) Malice toward those remote and unknown, benevolence toward the neighbors.
(c) Malice toward war leaders, benevolence to people affected by war.
(d) Malice toward declared enemies of war, benevolence to injured.