2. Julian describes all these aspects of the mysteries of Hellenism, except:
(a) Worshiping at the shrine of Aphrodite.
(b) Ritual sacrifice of a pig.
(c) Bathing a pig in the sea.
(d) Crossing a bridge on foot.

3. Julian notes that Constantius inspires all of these emotions in his subjects expect:
(a) Contempt.
(b) Admiration.
(c) Awe.
(d) Fear.

4. Julian interprets the dream to mean:
(a) He dies in a glorious battle.
(b) He is assassinated.
(c) He succeeds Constantius as Augustus.
(d) He conquers Persia.

5. In planning his battle strategy, Julian often depends on:
(a) The element of surprise.
(b) Signs, omens and dreams.
(c) The advice of his generals.
(d) Guerilla tactics.

6. Gallus marries Constantius' sister, named ____.
(a) Constantia.
(b) Eusebia.
(c) Hilaria.
(d) Macrina.

7. Which of the two brothers find favor with Constantius?
(a) Neither of the two boys.
(b) Gallus.
(c) Both boys.
(d) Julian.

8. At his coronation, Julian takes action that is strictly forbidden: He:
(a) Embraces the emperor's wife.
(b) Touches the emperor.
(c) Kisses his wife.
(d) Salutes the legions.

9. In Gaul, Julian's army is plagued by:
(a) Desertion.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Malaria.
(d) Smallpox.

10. Gallus' wife, Constantia, eventually dies from:
(a) Childbirth.
(b) Fever.
(c) Suicide.
(d) Poison.

11. During Julian's time in Gaul, Constantius is concerned about Julian because:
(a) Julian's Christian faith is weak.
(b) Julian is attracted to men with beards and may be gay.
(c) Julian is prone to seizures.
(d) Julian is a potential threat to Constantius' power.

12. After the people proclaim Julian as Augustus, Julian learns that Constantius:
(a) Is preparing for a military action against Julian.
(b) Imprisons Eusebia.
(c) Is planning to poison him.
(d) Is gravely ill and ready to turn over his crown.

13. Julian often interprets signs, omens and dreams:
(a) In ways that favor him.
(b) As messages from his dead father.
(c) As proof that he is divine.
(d) As indications that God is speaking to him.

14. Constantius' writes instructions to Julian, which includes all of the following except:
(a) Recipes.
(b) Battle strategies.
(c) Instructions for holding dinner parties.
(d) Etiquette tips.

15. Julian believes that Constantius sets him up to fail in Gaul because:
(a) Constantius provides little in the way of military advice or support.
(b) Constantius doesn't think Gaul is worth fighting for.
(c) Constantius makes a secret treaty with the Germans.
(d) Constantius believes Julian is having an affair with Eusebia.