1. A. is not correct because the quote
does not contain any descriptive words about physical aspects or sounds.
B. is
correct because prayer in a Christian context should be portrayed in a positive
light, but this quote portrays it negatively which is where the satire/irony
comes in play.
C. is not
correct because no phrases or words are repeated in successive clauses.
D. is not
correct because the purpose of the quote is not to reference a well-known story
or past event.
E. is not
correct because no object stands for itself as well as for something else.
2. A. is not correct because the letters
are written from a demon perspective.
B. is not
correct because there is no mention to Germany or its dictator in this passage.
C. is
correct because the Devil’s enemy is Jesus Christ.
D. is not
correct because politics are not mentioned in this passage.
E. is not
correct because there is no mention of political order such as socialism in
this passage.
3. A.-D. are not correct because there is
mention of all three methods given in the passage.
E. is
correct (text support—“keep the patient from the serious intention of praying
altogether”, “you must fall back on a subtler misdirection of his intentions”,
and “they can be persuaded that their bodily position makes no difference to
their prayers”).
4. A. is not correct because this passage
is satire, so Lewis does believe in prayer.
B. is not
correct because Lewis writes, “it bears a superficial resemblance to the prayer
of silence practiced by those who are very far advanced in the Enemy’s service”.
C. is not
correct because again this piece is satire.
D. is
correct because this passage shows how man is easily manipulated by evil when
praying so correct prayer is difficult.
E. is not
correct because this passage, as well as the novel, shows how the patient is
manipulated by the devils.
5. A.-D. are not correct because the
letter is written as Screwtape narrates, hence the first person. However, the reader doesn’t know
everything like an omniscient narrator would provide, hence the limited
aspect. Thus E. is correct.
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