2. What is the format designed to suit?
(a) Debate and logical argumentation.
(b) Those who study theology.
(c) An educational setting.
(d) Those interested in philosophy.

3. Where did Damascene live for many years?
(a) Iraq.
(b) Iran.
(c) India.
(d) Palestine.

4. Does truth only exist in the intellect?
(a) No.
(b) Most likely.
(c) Yes.
(d) Probably.

5. What test does Aquinas' idea stand?
(a) The test of accuracy.
(b) The test of philosophers.
(c) The test of conflict and disagreement.
(d) The test of the Catholic Church.

6. According to Aquinas, is God truth?
(a) No.
(b) Maybe.
(c) Probably.
(d) Yes.

7. God's power dwells throughout every one of what?
(a) God's actions.
(b) God's beings.
(c) Man's actions.
(d) Man's thoughts.

8. Aquinas then broaches the matter of what substances?
(a) Formal authority and personal model.
(b) Demonstrator and Learner.
(c) Facilitator and delegator.
(d) Corruptible and incorruptible.

9. When Aquinas turns to the debate format, what is he assuming about the reader?
(a) The reader wants this debate format.
(b) The reader is aware of the main intellectual controversies of this era.
(c) The reader is well-versed in debate.
(d) The reader is in agreement with him on debate issues.

10. Who translated the book?
(a) It is assumed Anton C. Pegis provided the translation.
(b) It is assumed the Catholic Church provided the translation.
(c) It is not known who provided the translation.
(d) It is assumed Saint Thomas Aquinas provided the translation.

11. How does Aquinas define providence?
(a) The exemplar of things ordered towards an end.
(b) The ability of man to govern the universe.
(c) The desires of man.
(d) A city in Rhode Island.

12. What is the trilogy of men of Athens?
(a) Socrates, Plato, and Diogenes.
(b) Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
(c) Socrates, Diogenes, and Aristotle.
(d) Plato, Aristotle, and Diogenes.

13. Does truth exist in the intellect?
(a) Most likely.
(b) Yes.
(c) Probably.
(d) No.

14. Aquinas' work was severely challenged by what?
(a) The powerful Greek philosophy of the time.
(b) The powerful Israeli philosophy of the time.
(c) The powerful Arabian philosophy of the time.
(d) The powerful Catholic philosophy of the time.

15. How was Aquinas able to write this work?
(a) When he was ill and bedridden.
(b) Through tremendous education and prepatory work.
(c) Over the course of a few tedious months.
(d) Through the tremendous help of others.