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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is H.?
(a) A friend from the author's past.
(b) A faculty member.
(c) The author's brother.
(d) The author's wife.

2. Who quoted to the author, "Do not mourn like those that have no hope."?
(a) The author's brother.
(b) C.
(c) H.
(d) B. R.

3. To what does the author compare clinging to the memory of one who has died?
(a) Cold grave stones.
(b) Death itself.
(c) Hallucinations.
(d) Snow falling on objects, covering their identities.

4. How do some of the author's friends try to console him?
(a) With the promise of "reunions on the further shore."
(b) That the author's children bring him comfort.
(c) That H. is no longer suffering.
(d) That the author will love again.

5. In the first chapter, what does the author say is the most "disquieting symptom"?
(a) Wondering where God is.
(b) When he turns his back on his friends.
(c) His ability to continue working.
(d) His deep depression.

Short Answer Questions

1. What physical condition does the author think his feelings resemble?

2. What does the author conclude is God's nature?

3. What religious form would an introduction of a bad God take, according to the author?

4. Whom does Lewis' sons remind him of?

5. How many hours of healthy sleep did the author finally get in Chapter Three?

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