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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Does turning inward require practice?
(a) Yes.
(b) For some people.
(c) No.
(d) Sometimes.

2. All things come from the Lord with the exception of what?
(a) Your ideas.
(b) Your food.
(c) Your own sinfulness.
(d) Your clothes.

3. Guyon says that putting abandonment into practice begins by putting aside what?
(a) Some of your desires.
(b) Your family's desires.
(c) God's desires.
(d) Personal desires.

4. Guyon predicts that carefully following the course of study she suggests will do what to one's prayer life?
(a) It will make it rich.
(b) It will make it more important.
(c) It will make is tedious.
(d) It will make it a part of one's day.

5. Guyon urges that you do what right now?
(a) Pray to Him.
(b) Surrender to Him.
(c) Try to abandon your desires.
(d) Begin to listen to Him.

Short Answer Questions

1. Guyon concludes by reminding the reader what about the Lord?

2. Why does the author write a chapter for those who cannot read?

3. In focusing on overcoming this aspect of oneself, you are actually doing what?

4. Guyon says that a person truly committed will be willing to give up what?

5. Guyon asks you to consider whether you really want to give your life to the Lord, reminding you of what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is a second way a beginner could come to Christ?

2. What does Guyon say regarding the Lord's Prayer?

3. How does Guyon use the Bible to prove that one must be willing to love through hardships?

4. How does Guyon quote St. Augustine?

5. What does Guyon say about "dry spells"?

6. What does Guyon say about loving the Lord?

7. What does Guyon remind readers regarding the Lord's acceptance of the cross?

8. What does Guyon warn about overcoming selfish desires?

9. What does Guyon say when one has come to a point of a regular prayer life?

10. Why does Guyon quote St. Augustine?

(see the answer keys)

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