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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does a Warrior not talk about his defeats?
(a) He cannot waste energy on words that can do nothing.
(b) He doesn't want to appear a coward, instead being a pinnacle of heroism.
(c) He is not a goat and therefore doesn't bleat.
(d) He is often afraid of being known as weak.

2. Why is a Warrior proud of people saying he talks nonsense?
(a) In his childish innocence, he remains in contact with God.
(b) None of these.
(c) While he is innocent, he is vulnerable, and every Warrior must be at some point, vulnerable.
(d) Both of these.

3. Why doesn't a Warrior give up when he is uninspired on his path?
(a) He knows that he will get what he wants if he maintains a positive outlook.
(b) He knows his angel of inspiration has stepped away for a moment.
(c) He knows that many people depend on him.
(d) He knows that no one can be enthused all the time.

4. How is a Warrior of the Light adaptable?
(a) He is always prepared.
(b) He utilizes everything at his command.
(c) He uses different techniques in different situations.
(d) He can make a spear out of eggshells.

5. For what purpose does a Warrior invite Evil into his tent?
(a) To know for sure what path to seek out.
(b) To tire Evil out.
(c) To learn of nefarious things he could do.
(d) To know for sure that he is always in the right.

6. Why does a Warrior defend his ideas in public?
(a) So he can pass off the image of a just, and righteous person.
(b) So he may gain the conviction and trust of his friends and allies.
(c) Fighting for what is just and righteous always leads to women and wine.
(d) After you have done so, you make an effort to live accordingly.

7. What does a Warrior do when he is faced with a monotonous task?
(a) Utilizes the time to go over something that bothers him.
(b) Transforms work into meditation.
(c) Tells his comrades to do it.
(d) Transforms work into prayer.

8. In what way does fear manifest itself?
(a) Aggression.
(b) Both of these.
(c) Neither of these.
(d) Submission.

9. A Warrior doesn't go into battle without knowing what?
(a) The limitations of his allies.
(b) All of these.
(c) The reason for fighting.
(d) Whether or not it is his path.

10. Why is a Warrior calm and secure?
(a) He knows he is only an instrument of the light.
(b) He is loved and has faith in everything going according to plans.
(c) He knows that he has always done the best he could.
(d) He knows that he can benefit from the company of the light.

11. Why is a Warrior constantly trying to improve himself?
(a) If he allows himself to grow careless, he might lose his life.
(b) Each blow has to have the strength and skill of all the Warriors before him.
(c) He must always be kept at a distance from his enemies.
(d) He must always come out the victor in battle.

12. Why does the Warrior look into the dark places in his soul?
(a) To make sure he is still on God's path.
(b) To make sure he is not asking for the wrong things.
(c) To make sure his intentions are pure.
(d) To make sure that he can succeed in his endeavors.

13. A Warrior of the Light does not accept what from his enemy?
(a) Courage.
(b) Praise.
(c) Muffins.
(d) Gifts.

14. What question does a Warrior ask himself at the end of a battle?
(a) Did I fight the good fight?
(b) Did I win the battle?
(c) Was I just and righteous?
(d) Was I the hand of God on Earth?

15. What does a Warrior do in the silence?
(a) He puts down his armor and weapons and relaxes.
(b) He trains himself in the use of the sword and keeps his eye on the horizon.
(c) He talks to people and gets an idea of their battle strategy.
(d) All of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. The true companions of a Warrior are with him when?

2. Why do people think a Warrior doesn't discuss his plans?

3. Why does a Warrior share his knowledge of the path with others?

4. Why does a Warrior trust others?

5. What is one thing a Warrior will not put up with?

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