1. What does Screwtape suggest to Wormwood if God does not answer a prayer?
(a) Suggest that God does not intervene directly in individual lives.
(b) Suggest that God is stern and slow to react.
(c) Asking God for things is absurd because prayer has no impact upon the world.
(d) Remind that a person has free will; God is just a bystander.

2. Why does Screwtape have little regard for a patient's feelings?
(a) Feelings can be easily manipulated by family and friends.
(b) Feelings cannot be combated easily.
(c) Feelings are seldom important, actions are what matter.
(d) Feelings are usually short-lived and conflicting.

3. Why is sexual perversion a useful tool for the fiend?
(a) Sexual perversion breeds distrust.
(b) Sexual perversion is fun and satisfying.
(c) Sexual perversion diverts a person's thinking about sexuality within marriage.
(d) God tolerates sexual perversion.

4. How does Screwtape summarize that it is fine if the patient only feels renewed?
(a) Feelings do not have a long run.
(b) In the long run, the more he acts and the less he feels, the less he will be able to act.
(c) In the long run, the more he feels and the less he acts, the less he will be able to feel.
(d) In the long run, the more he is able to act, the less he is able to feel.

5. Why does Screwtape favor prayer for the soul?
(a) The soul becomes imaginary, the prayed for person becomes less real.
(b) Prayer for the soul distracts from reality.
(c) Prayer for the soul cannot be measured, totally wasted.
(d) Excessive prayer without results discourages the patient.