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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. How does Lawrence view himself?
(a) As a servant.
(b) As a prince.
(c) As a wretched beggar.
(d) As a slave.

2. What needs attention for one's whole life?
(a) Making the mind peaceful.
(b) The opening of the mind.
(c) Understanding the mind.
(d) The disciplining of one's mind.

3. For how long does this extended metaphor continue?
(a) For a few sentences.
(b) For two paragraphs
(c) For a paragraph.
(d) For several paragraphs.

4. To whom does Brother Lawrence address this letter?
(a) To a child.
(b) To his son.
(c) To a younger man.
(d) To an older man.

5. Should the answer to number 113 be done violently or out of habit?
(a) No.
(b) Sometimes.
(c) Yes.
(d) Rarely.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Lawrence end this letter?

2. By what did Lawrence feel hindered?

3. He tells the recipient that one must pray for what?

4. How does Lawrence begin his life?

5. To whom are the contents of number 130 sent?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Lawrence tell this man?

2. How does Lawrence learn God's plan for him?

3. How does Lawrence seek God in all he does?

4. How does Lawrence see God? How does he see himself, compared to God?

5. When should a man commune with God? Why might he believe this?

6. How does Lawrence sense God in his life?

7. How does Lawrence view himself, which reflects his view that God is his judge?

8. How does Lawrence close the letter?

9. What will aid one in having a disciplined mind?

10. How does Letter 9 begin?

(see the answer keys)

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