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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Charity.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Lewis states that all things should remain in which of the following ways?
(a) In order.
(b) Constant.
(c) In context.
(d) Sporadic.
2. In order to avoid being misled toward what he terms "a great deal of nonsense," Lewis suggests that an individual's focus on nature be tempered with which of the following?
(a) Guidance of qualified professional in the science field.
(b) Bible study and prayer.
(c) Perseverance.
(d) Commitment.
3. Lewis notes that a true nature lover is more interested in which of the following?
(a) The moods invoked by marine life.
(b) The moods invoked by the literary works of English naturalists.
(c) The moods invoked by the changing of the seasons.
(d) The moods invoked by being at one with nature.
4. Lewis cites which of the following groups from ancient times as illustrative of friendship and bonding having evolved as a result of necessity and unity?
(a) Sailors.
(b) Hunters.
(c) Explorers.
(d) Philosophers.
5. Why is it that people want to be loved, according to Lewis?
(a) Because of who they are.
(b) Because they are not certain that they have experienced real love.
(c) Because they deem love to be their ultimate destination.
(d) Because they have a need to be loved.
Short Answer Questions
1. 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?
2. Which of the following is not meant to exist in relation to charity and natural loves?
3. 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?
4. How many types of pleasure exist, according to Lewis?
5. According to Lewis, which of the following methods is used to attempt to bring those falling into bad habits back into the fold?
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