1. What is ironic about the fact that Augustine referred to Tyconius' "Book of Rules" as being useful for the interpretation of Scripture?
(a) Tyconius was a Donatist and much of "On Christian Doctrine" is written to address points of disagreement between Augustine and Donatists.
(b) Augustine eschewed rules that do not originate from Scripture.
(c) Tyconius was ruled a heretic for taking liberties in the examination of Scripture.
(d) Tyconius was a Greek philosopher and Augustine was wary of Greek philosophers.

2. What hazard does Augustine state must one keep in check as they learn of the fields pertaining to Scripture?
(a) Eschatology against Scriptural language to prevent heresy.
(b) The consistency of what are considered to be signs against traditional interpretations.
(c) The pride develops with great learning.
(d) The accuracy of translations against original manuscripts.

3. What are the primary possessions of the student of Scripture, according to Augustine in Book Two?
(a) Illuminated truth, the inner eye, and faith.
(b) Love, illuminated truth, and the inner eye.
(c) Special gifts, things, and signs.
(d) Faith, hope, and love.

4. Based on the academic demands that Augustine places on his students, it is clear that Augustine believes what?
(a) That personal discipline and focusing on things outside of the body helps build chastity and humility.
(b) That learning as much as possible is the best way to separate the individual from the common population.
(c) That God is the master of all creation and language and the more you know of each the better you understand what God passed on in Scripture.
(d) That those who sought Augustine as a teacher will need to have conviction and determination to take on the challenges he puts before his students.

5. In Augustine's example, how can something used also be enjoyed?
(a) The community that develops for a delicious meal can be enjoyed.
(b) A friend with the special gift to cook a delicious meal can be enjoyed for their company.
(c) The shine and sturdiness of a pot or pan can be enjoyed.
(d) Friends who gather for community can enjoy the delicious meal.