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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which one of the following was Cyrus's brother?
(a) Artaxerxes.
(b) Clearchus.
(c) Ariaeus.
(d) Tissaphernes.
2. What did the local politician observe in the story told in Chapter 2?
(a) A small number of big reeds.
(b) A small number of little reeds.
(c) A large number of big reeds.
(d) A large number of little reeds.
3. Where did Cyrus battle his brother?
(a) Persepolis.
(b) Cunaxa.
(c) Susa.
(d) Sardes.
4. What is the largest number of ships discussed in the battles of the first chapter?
(a) Eighty.
(b) Ninety.
(c) One hundred.
(d) Seventy.
5. What promise did Mania make to her allies?
(a) To make all new laws.
(b) To listen to them.
(c) To remain loyal to them.
(d) To bring them together.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was the incentive for women to serve in the ancient Greek military?
2. What city did Xenophon represent in the military?
3. Where were sailors able to live fairly well?
4. What was the purpose of the trophies that were made?
5. How can the bibliography be described in "A History of My Times"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happened to Thibron after he returned to Sparta and why?
2. Why are there maps included in the back of the book, "A History of My Times"?
3. What is the main point of Cinadon's story?
4. How did Mania become the satrap, and what type of leader was she?
5. What is the point of Cyrus's story as it is told by Xenophon?
6. What hardships did the sailors encounter when they were not at war?
7. Where were the sailors who were granted pay living, and what kind of lifestyle did they have?
8. How many ships were used in water and shoreline battles, and which locations are mentioned as receiving the most fighting in the first chapter?
9. How did the military leaders cooperate with each other on the issue of funding?
10. Why was Xenophon's loyalty questioned when he served in the Athenian military?
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