1. What makes the fiend's job easier?
(a) When a person is concerned with what might happen, not with what to do.
(b) When a person resents what has already happened, not what to do presently.
(c) When a person is concerned with what to do, regardless of what happens.
(d) When a person is concerned with what to do, not what to think.

2. What does the thought 'religion is all very well up to a point' lead to?
(a) Jargon has no place in religion.
(b) Free will can define the limits of religion.
(c) Moderated religion is no religion at all.
(d) Sensible strong Christians.

3. How should the fiend encourage the patient to think about malice and benevolence?
(a) Malice toward those remote and unknown, benevolence toward the neighbors.
(b) Malice toward declared enemies of war, benevolence to injured.
(c) Malice toward war leaders, benevolence to people affected by war.
(d) Malice toward the neighbors, benevolence toward those remote and unknown.

4. According to Screwtape, what is typical thinking for a new Christian?
(a) Neighbors and friends will admire the change.
(b) He has God's favor by allowing himself to become a Christian.
(c) Church is full of good people.
(d) Life and choices will now be much better.

5. What does Screwtape believe to be an elementary fact?
(a) Humans tend to become whatever they pretend to be.
(b) Humans are incapable of setting and keeping goals.
(c) Humans always at some point distrust the Enemy.
(d) Humans can be easily misled.