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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. How many men are discussing the idea of marriage in Book 2, Chapter 4?
(a) Two.
(b) Five.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.
2. How was a military leader treated after a raid during the story?
(a) He was questioned.
(b) He was removed from command.
(c) He was commended.
(d) He was exiled.
3. Who conducted the raid in the second story of Book 2, Chapter 5?
(a) Teleutias.
(b) Lysander.
(c) Conon.
(d) Iphicrates.
4. What was taking place on the day of the massacre described by the author?
(a) A religious festival.
(b) A battle.
(c) A wedding.
(d) An election.
5. How many total chapters are included in the book?
(a) Ten.
(b) Four.
(c) Eight.
(d) Twelve.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which subdivision of Greece was raided as a result of a leader's invitation?
2. What aspect of the Spartan culture was the subject of ridicule?
3. Which element(s) must be included in the ancient ritual sacrifices discussed in Book 2, Chapter 5?
4. In Xenophon's story, what prompted an invitation for a raid?
5. When did the Spartans make their animal sacrifice?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the Arcadians gain their self-importance, and what did that do for the region?
2. How was it possible for a leader to put his own self-interest above the team, and was it considered a positive or a negative action?
3. How could the information obtained from an oracle seem confusing?
4. What was the setting of the massacre that Xenophon recounts?
5. What concerns did the Athenians have in the agreement between Athens and Sparta?
6. How did Jason describe the King of Persia and the Persians?
7. In response to the objections, what was Procles' proposal that clarified the agreement between Athens and Sparta?
8. What was the reason for the surprise massacre that Xenophon includes in his story?
9. What led Athens and Sparta to contemplate an alliance?
10. Who was Dercylidas and how is he described?
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