1. What does Lewis surmise as being the basis for friendship?
(a) Personal taste.
(b) Opportunity.
(c) Common interests.
(d) Respect.

2. According to Lewis, when is it that problems in love arise?
(a) When love is allowed to diminish.
(b) When love is allowed to grow too far out of bounds.
(c) When love is allowed to take over one's life.
(d) When love is allowed to recur in one's life.

3. According to Lewis, which of the following is the "safest" type of love?
(a) Superficial love.
(b) Romantic love.
(c) Absolute love.
(d) All-consuming love.

4. What type of pleasure can lead an individual to vice?
(a) Absolute pleasure.
(b) Genuine pleasure.
(c) Desire pleasure.
(d) Superficial pleasure.

5. Lewis warns against allowing love from becoming which of the following?
(a) Conditional.
(b) Superficial.
(c) All-consuming.
(d) Unrequited.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Lewis' story illustrating perversion, which of the following can occur if an individual tends to every need that is perceived in relation to their object of affection?

2. What is the sole condition under which affection produces happiness according to Lewis?

3. Lewis notes that in the case of an alcoholic, desire pleasure can give way to which type of pleasure?

4. Lewis observes that a person who truly appreciates a cross-section of humanity is capable of interacting with people from which of the following?

5. Lewis states that all things should remain in which of the following ways?

(see the answer key)

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