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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

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) True love.
(b) Agape love.
(c) Fatherly love.
(d) Gift love.

2. The love of a child for a parent is which type of love?
(a) Need love.
(b) Inherent love.
(c) Genuine love.
(d) Platonic love.

3. According to Lewis, affection usually provides the following:
(a) Attention.
(b) Comfort.
(c) Charisma.
(d) Devotion

4. According to Lewis, appreciative love is usually accompanied by a tendency to want to do which of the following?
(a) Bring the object of appreciation to the attention of others.
(b) Patronize the object of appreciation.
(c) Spend a lot of time with the object of appreciation.
(d) Protect the object of appreciation.

5. How many types of pleasure exist, according to Lewis?
(a) One (1) type.
(b) Five (5) types.
(c) Two (2) types.
(d) Six (6) types.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Lewis, when is it that problems in love arise?

2. Lewis describes affection as not being which of the following?

3. Lewis writes that many people have problems doing which of the following in relation to truth?

4. Where does Lewis suggest that the love in nature be kept?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What example does the author provide to illustrate that affection does not need to be earned, but simply felt for the familiar?

2. What does the author write in relation to how a person treats affection in his/her life?

3. What interesting observation does the author write about in relation to a friend becoming an "old friend"?

4. How does the author describe "appreciative love"?

5. What words of encouragement does the author have for the mother who feels that her child no longer needs her?

6. What are the four types of love that the author mentions in relation to the forthcoming focus of his book?

7. To what does the author equate the idea of people putting their country, themselves, and their race in the best possible light?

8. What types of affectionate pairings does the author mention are capable of occurring?

9. What does the author clarify adult feelings for "need love" to be?

10. What term does the author use to describe the event in which love is allowed to grow too far out of bounds, and problems arise that ultimately result in the takeover of a person's life?

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