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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Friendship: Pages 72-90.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Lewis, what element precludes crossing the lines of gender in relation to friendship?
(a) Fear of rejection.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Culture.
(d) Selectivity.

2. Lewis turns to which of the following professions to illustrate a refusal of releasing the notion of being needed?
(a) Medicine.
(b) Teaching.
(c) Veterinary.
(d) Dental.

3. According to Lewis, most friendships exist between men and men and women and women due to which of the following?
(a) Fear of rejection of friendship by member(s) of the opposite sex.
(b) Both genders have carried over their distaste for one another since childhood.
(c) Adherence to parental advice to avoid cultivating friendship with the opposite sex.
(d) There are seldom shared activities between the two genders.

4. Which of the following does Lewis assert that women want?
(a) Someone with whom to share life.
(b) A successful career.
(c) To be the object of one's affection.
(d) Notoriety.

5. Which of the following is the name of the individual whom Lewis uses in his illustrative story about refusing to release the notion of being needed?
(a) Dr. Keaton.
(b) Dr. Quartz.
(c) Dr. Colinot.
(d) Dr. McGrew.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Lewis, what type of patriotism level is required for leaders to undertake wicked actions?

2. What aspect within their lives do people tend to place most importance upon (along with themselves) in order to put themselves in the best possible light?

3. "We choose our friends." How does Lewis label that statement?

4. Lewis cites that when men in a certain neighborhood spend their time working while the women may have pursued literary or artistic interests, how are the women likely to label the men?

5. Lewis states that those who feel that they may be losing a loved one to change are fearful of which of the following?

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