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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Eros.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. A young lady told Lewis that key evenings only occurred when two men were prevented from engaging in talk about a "subject." The author labeled the scenario that the young lady described as which of the following?
(a) "Controlling Men in Your Vicinity."
(b) "Creation of an Ambiance to Suit Women Only."
(c) "A War on Friendship."
(d) "Communication Prevention."
2. 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.
3. Lewis observes that a person who truly appreciates a cross-section of humanity is capable of interacting with people from which of the following?
(a) From the affluent part of town.
(b) From a scholarly community.
(c) A different lifestyle from theirs.
(d) All walks of life.
4. Lewis states that it is a fallacy to believe that nature is which of the following?
(a) A mystery.
(b) An inspiration.
(c) A teacher.
(d) A perpetual science lab.
5. The ultimate destination that Lewis mentions in the introduction to his book is which of the following?
(a) Home.
(b) The universe.
(c) Eternity.
(d) A forest.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lewis points out that patriotism can be aimed at all but which of the following?
2. Lewis states that those who feel that they may be losing a loved one to change are fearful of which of the following?
3. What Lewis describes as taking place when love consumes a person's life and takes over can be referred to as which of the following?
4. The clergyman whom Lewis encountered and conversed with concerning the validity of statements made by those who believed that their mother country had the most beautiful women and the most heroic men was from which of the following countries?
5. Which of the following does Lewis NOT cite as happening to need love with the passage of time?
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