Senior English Test #3, Semester 2

He believed in transcendental intuition rather than biblical faith, and theistic evolution rather than creationism.

What is Screwtape excited about in his final letter?

What spurred him on were hostile reviews to improve his technique.

What are the experiences that lead to the reawakening of the Patient's faith?

What happens to the Patient when he dies?

He believed that society needed values - right values - but not through religion.

What is the woman and her family's position toward Christianity?

What does Screwtape suggest to Wormwood if God does answer a prayer?

Angry at Wormwood, Screwtape transforms into which of the following?

Wrote "In Memoriam"

What is the Patient's relationship to the woman's family?

According to Screwtape, what is an effective tactic to remove people from close encounters with Jesus?

Screwtape tells Wormwood it is best if the Patient avoids this

Who is the protagonist of The Screwtape Letters?

How does Screwtape describe the present moment?

How does Screwtape say that humans are like amphibians?

What is the woman's chief character flaw?

Wrote "Dover Beach"

This author believed that the conflict of his age was between science & religion, reason & faith, the head & the heart.

How is the war most relevant to Wormwood's project of tempting the Patient into hell?

What sort of Christian does Screwtape prefer?

Why does Wormwood report Screwtape to hell's authorities?

In The Screwtape Letters, which of the following does hell most resemble?

At the death of a close friend, he underwent a spiritual trial.

Wrote "Crossing the Bar"

Why does Screwtape want people totally obsessed with the future?

According to Screwtape, what is a reliable tactic to use on a new Christian?

What are the Patient's duties that put him in harm's way?

How should Wormwood tempt the Patient given the outbreak of WWII?

What is the origin of all pleasure, including sex?

His major struggle was professional.

What is Screwtape's purported relationship to the novice tempter Wormwood?

According to Screwtape, what is the influence of love on human sexual morality?

What do the Germans do to threaten the Patient's life?

When does the Patient convert to Christianity?

According to Screwtape, what aspect about humans concerning change has always been useful to devils?

He had no other profession than poetry during his long life and acquired the status of a national poet-sage.

This author was known for creating the dramatic monologue.

According to Screwtape, which is the better way for a Patient to die?

Why does the Patient feel he is a coward?

Why does Screwtape think it is best that a person not die young?

What does the Enemy want from the souls He claims?

What does it mean to be "merely Christian"?