4. What is the purpose of Gaunilo's piece?
(a) To have Anselm clarify his beliefs.
(b) To question God.
(c) To critique Anselm's beliefs.
(d) To complain.

5. Can one merely believe?
(a) No, it must be accompanied by the love of God.
(b) No, one must read the Bible.
(c) Yes.
(d) Possibly.

6. What is Boso's role?
(a) He contradicts all that Anselm believes.
(b) He challenges all of Anselm's theories.
(c) He is Anselm's ally.
(d) He challenges Anselm's theory of atonement.

7. What is a being with all of God's properties missing?
(a) Existence.
(b) Understanding.
(c) Faith.
(d) Love.

8. When men are resurrected, will they have the same bodies they had in this world?
(a) No.
(b) Maybe.
(c) Yes.
(d) Probably not.

9. We should believe in God by doing what?
(a) Seeking Him.
(b) Reading the Bible.
(c) Going to church.
(d) Attending workshops.

10. From where does God's compulsion come to complete his original plan?
(a) Man.
(b) Satan.
(c) His nature.
(d) Jesus.

11. There is no contradiction between any two statements about the Trinity; thus, we can understand how it is what?
(a) Not false.
(b) Odd.
(c) False.
(d) Insane.

12. Christ is limited in power and knowledge in His human nature, as we are, but why is He not miserable?
(a) He has found Nirvana.
(b) He does not know how to feel emotions.
(c) His divine nature still contemplates God.
(d) He is a perfect man.

13. What compels God to complete His original plan?
(a) His embarrassment.
(b) His anger towards man.
(c) His goodness.
(d) His trust in Himself.

14. Chapters three through eight discuss the ___________ of the "infidels" to the theory of the atonement.
(a) Understanding.
(b) Thoughts.
(c) Acceptance.
(d) Objections.

15. Why was Cur Deus Homo written?
(a) To answer one question.
(b) To answer various questions.
(c) To support the Proslogium.
(d) To support the Monologium.