3. When Julian learns about the death of his child, he:
(a) Expresses no emotion about the incident.
(b) Feels sympathy for Helena's grief.
(c) Is shocked and heartbroken.
(d) Seems relieved because he does not really love Helena.

4. Through his military exploits, Julian's hopes to gain:
(a) Approval from his father.
(b) Access to Britain.
(c) Peace with the Germans.
(d) Power and adulation from the people.

5. When Constantius visits Julian and Gallus, he brings along:
(a) A group of high priests and religious leaders.
(b) His bodyguards and personal militia.
(c) A retinue of officials, clerks and servants.
(d) His lawyers and accountants.

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

7. Julian's reluctance to become Augustus probably stems from:
(a) His doubts about Christianity.
(b) His belief that it is not yet his time to become Augustus.
(c) His fear that Constantius accuses him of treason.
(d) His love for Eusebia.

8. According to Julian's journal and memoirs:
(a) The people are loyal to Constantius even though he is cruel and selfish.
(b) The people do not understand that he is trying to make their lives better.
(c) The people are afraid to say anything negative about the government.
(d) The people all love him and want to see him become emperor.

9. Constantius seems unsure about how to treat Julian, and the first thing he does is:
(a) Order him to perform community service.
(b) Place him under house arrest.
(c) Order him to swear an oath of allegiance to Constantius.
(d) Forbid him from visiting Eusebia.

10. Julian learns that Constantius is planning to march against him:
(a) By torturing a steward.
(b) Through a spy.
(c) From Eusebia.
(d) By intercepting a letter.

11. All of the following are factors in the plot to kill Julian except:
(a) Jealousy.
(b) Religion.
(c) Ignorance.
(d) Greed.

12. Julian often bases his decisions on:
(a) The advice of psychics.
(b) Tea leaf readings.
(c) Signs and omens.
(d) His wife's recommendations.

13. Julian's relationship with his wife, Helena, is best described as:
(a) Strained.
(b) Tender.
(c) Hostile.
(d) Loveless.

14. After his wife's death, Julian takes a vow:
(a) Of celibacy.
(b) Not to remarry for ten years.
(c) To re-commit to Christianity.
(d) To seek immediate medical attention if he is wounded.

15. As he gains military success, Julian begins to see Constantius as:
(a) Conniving and cowardly.
(b) Wise and knowledgeable.
(c) Weak and selfish.
(d) Determined and shrewd.