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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Letter 13.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What makes the fiend's job easier?
(a) When a person is concerned with what to do, not what to think.
(b) When a person resents what has already happened, not what to do presently.
(c) When a person is concerned with what might happen, not with what to do.
(d) When a person is concerned with what to do, regardless of what happens.
2. Why does Screwtape advise it is good the new Christian is still going to church?
(a) Keeps him from noticing his faith is slipping away.
(b) Allows him to think he understands all about the Enemy.
(c) Keeps his focus on empty ritual rather than substance.
(d) Keeps him alert to the sins of fellow churchgoers.
3. Which type of prayer pleases the Enemy the most?
(a) Prayer directed against fiends.
(b) Prayer of thanks during good times.
(c) Prayer during bereavement or loss of goods.
(d) Prayer during periods of spiritual dryness.
4. How should Wormwood try to develop permanent deceit in the patient?
(a) Avoid church going people.
(b) Convince the patient that the more science he knows the better.
(c) Participate in church affairs and worldly affairs at the same time.
(d) Encourage self-perception as a complex person superior to others.
5. What should Wormwood do if the patient begins to think fiends exist?
(a) Suggest the patient converse with the fiends.
(b) Minimize fiendish activity for a spell.
(c) Suggest a fiend image of something in red tights.
(d) Suggest to patient he is losing his mind.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is an excellent way to insulate the heart from the Enemy?
2. How does Screwtape think about the patient's mind?
3. Screwtape says humans living together will develop which of these over time?
4. What does Screwtape suggest is a good strategy for ongoing fiend work?
5. What is the role of the language department of Hell?
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