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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. What was the strength of Sparta as it prepared to enter into an alliance with Athenians?
(a) Creating laws.
(b) The battles at sea.
(c) Political action.
(d) The battles on land.

2. How long after an agreement was reached, did the Spartans and the Athenians attack the Thebans?
(a) Immediately.
(b) Two months.
(c) One year.
(d) One month.

3. What did Procles acknowledge in his speech?
(a) Sparta was unable to defeat Athens.
(b) Athens was unable to defeat Sparta.
(c) Sparta has never feared Athens.
(d) Athens has never feared Sparta.

4. Where do the majority of events in Chapter 6 take place?
(a) Thessaly.
(b) Acarnania.
(c) Locris.
(d) Aetolia.

5. How was Procles' speech received?
(a) It impressed everyone.
(b) It drew objections from everyone.
(c) It impressed some, but drew objections from others.
(d) It received no response.

Short Answer Questions

1. What caused the crisis of Phocis?

2. How often did Polydamas test his men?

3. In the adviser's opinion, what social class should the woman be?

4. What caused the status of Athens to change?

5. When did the Spartans make their animal sacrifice?

Short Essay Questions

1. What type of sacrifice does Xenophon describe that is made by the Spartans?

2. What is augury?

3. What things does the adviser in Xenophon's story think that a woman should be in order for his friend to marry her?

4. What was the setting of the massacre that Xenophon recounts?

5. What is an oracle?

6. How did the Arcadians gain their self-importance, and what did that do for the region?

7. What was considered to be "the Spartan way" and how was Teleutias's raid received?

8. How did Jason describe the King of Persia and the Persians?

9. Who was Dercylidas and how is he described?

10. What type of a ruler was Alexander of Pherae in Thessaly?

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