Select ALL features Lewis associates with humility.

### Why this is right - **Giving up competitive self-importance**: Lewis identifies pride with the wish to be above others. - **Becoming less absorbed in oneself**: Humility reduces self-preoccupation rather than creating a performance of self-denigration. - **Being able to take a genuine interest in other people**: Lewis describes the humble person as cheerful and attentive to others. ### The concept Humility is not self-hatred or a theatrical claim to be worthless. Lewis sees it as relief from the need to defend and display a superior self-image. It makes room for attention to God and other people. ### The other options - **B. Constantly announcing that one is worthless.**: Lewis rejects the notion that a truly humble person must continually make self-deprecating speeches. - **E. Using pride to suppress every other fault.**: Lewis warns that pride can disguise itself as moral improvement and damage the possibility of love. ### Terms - **Pride**: Competitive self-importance, especially the desire to be superior to others. ### Remember Humility is less self-absorption, not a performance of self-contempt.