1. What does Augustine consider to be the ultimate thing to be enjoyed?
(a) The things that we can develop from our special gifts.
(b) The things that God places in nature for us to use.
(c) The concept of Christian love as practiced in community.
(d) The Trinity of Christianity.

2. What does Augustine write is incompatible with love?
(a) Using things without seeking wisdom is incompatible with love.
(b) Coveting things for one's self is incompatible with love.
(c) Using things without the goal of enjoying them is incompatible with love.
(d) Using things for non-Scriptural purposes is incompatible with love.

3. According to Book Two, what is the most important knowledge a student of scripture can have?
(a) He must know the difference between things and signs.
(b) He must the difference between things that are used and things that are enjoyed.
(c) He must know the canon of Scripture well.
(d) He must know how to use the inner eye.

4. What does Augustine suggest a conception of Christian love will serve for the student?
(a) It will help the student understand God's motivation for interacting with creation.
(b) It is integral to proper Scriptural interpretation.
(c) It is integral to applying the principles of community.
(d) It will guide the student to become a teacher.

5. What type of language from Scriptural characters must be taken literally, according to Augustine?
(a) Any speech or language that condemns evil and recommends love or kindness.
(b) Any speech or language that details the authority of God.
(c) Any speech or language that defines how a thing is a sign.
(d) Any speech or language that describes blessings for the chosen of God.