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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Eros.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. A man who works, saves, and plans for his family's future, according to Lewis, is exhibiting which type of love?
(a) Fatherly love.
(b) Gift love.
(c) Agape love.
(d) True love.

2. Lewis cites that when men in a certain neighborhood have been well-educated and become white-collar professionals, why might they view women as being child-like?
(a) Because they deem the women not to be in their socio-economic class.
(b) Because they are too selective.
(c) Because of the manner in which the women tend to complain and whine around them.
(d) Because they are not similarly educated.

3. According to Lewis, what is likely to happen if a woman deprives her husband or significant other from friendships with others?
(a) His outside friendships will diminish.
(b) He will no longer be the man to whom she was attracted.
(c) He will begin to resent the actions of his spouse or significant other.
(d) He will begin to consider removing his wife or significant other from his roster of friends.

4. Which of the following elements does Lewis attribute to making people judge others by themselves?
(a) Contemplation.
(b) Human emotion.
(c) Age.
(d) Religion.

5. Which of the following does Lewis NOT cite as happening to need love with the passage of time?
(a) Diminish.
(b) Grow.
(c) Recur.
(d) Evolve.

Short Answer Questions

1. Lewis notes that a true nature lover is more interested in which of the following?

2. 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?

3. According to Lewis, jealousy is applicable to which of the following in relation to affection?

4. According to Lewis, what does affection expand to when the person upon whom affection is directed is gone?

5. According to Lewis, individuals are able to do which of the following in relation to the need pleasures of others?

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