3. What did Macrobius usually write about?
(a) The power of education.
(b) The need for love and kindness.
(c) The origin of the world.
(d) The protection of nature.

4. What was historically important for the Middle Ages?
(a) Religious fervor.
(b) The model.
(c) Writings.
(d) Heated debates.

5. Who worked the hardest at reconciling things in medieval times?
(a) Writers.
(b) Civilians.
(c) Philosophers.
(d) Kings.

6. How did Scipio Minor plan to meet the gods?
(a) By committing suicide.
(b) By flying.
(c) By living virtuously.
(d) By talking to the moon.

7. What does Lewis say all men have an immediate response to?
(a) Their environment.
(b) Their emotions.
(c) Theis upbringing.
(d) Their thoughts.

8. What did the medieval men have to reconcile in their culture?
(a) Time changes.
(b) Tribal differences.
(c) Values that go against nature.
(d) Contradicting statements.

9. Where did the souls of the just go according to medieval beliefs?
(a) Nature.
(b) The sky.
(c) The ocean.
(d) The stars.

10. What was realism opposed to?
(a) Nominalism.
(b) Plebianism.
(c) Cathechism.
(d) Religiousism.

11. What would guarantee the truth of something to a medieval man?
(a) Hearing it from a priest.
(b) Divining it from nature.
(c) Having it written in a book.
(d) Seeing signs in the sky.

12. What does Lewis say some people view the medieval man as?
(a) Less civilized.
(b) All of these.
(c) Barbaric.
(d) Simple.

13. What did Scipio Minor say is insignificant while he is in the sky?
(a) Creativity.
(b) World ambitions.
(c) Choice and accountability.
(d) Change.

14. What was Amyclas the model of?
(a) An educated being.
(b) A husband and father.
(c) A noble poor man.
(d) An ambitious teacher.

15. How did the medieval mind differ from the modern mind?
(a) They never made snap judgements.
(b) They were very scientific.
(c) They were very faithful.
(d) They had no pre-concevied notions.