1. Why does Screwtape want people totally obsessed with the future?
(a) Proves the future does not really exist.
(b) Manipulates future outcomes.
(c) Creates unhappiness and dissatisfaction in the here and now.
(d) Provides the best conditions for future sinfulness.

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

3. How should Wormwood try to develop permanent deceit in the patient?
(a) Convince the patient that the more science he knows the better.
(b) Encourage self-perception as a complex person superior to others.
(c) Avoid church going people.
(d) Participate in church affairs and worldly affairs at the same time.

4. When is the fiend's mission in the greatest danger?
(a) When the patient accepts that the Enemy exists.
(b) When the patient exercises free will and chooses loyalty to the Enemy.
(c) When the patient exercises free will.
(d) When the patient chooses the spiritual instead of science.

5. When does Screwtape think it more advisable that the patient not think about the future?
(a) If the patient foresees a world identical to the present.
(b) If the patient thinks he should arm himself with virtues in the present.
(c) If the patient has a dull imagination.
(d) If the patient thinks the Enemy servants will provide protection.