3. Gallus advises Julian to be careful about:
(a) Drinking river water.
(b) Showing off his scholarly learning.
(c) Revealing his lack of Christian faith.
(d) Having sex with servants.

4. Gallus tells Constantius that Julian wants to become:
(a) Caesar.
(b) A scholar.
(c) A general.
(d) A priest.

5. Julian learns that Constantius dies when a messenger addresses his as:
(a) President.
(b) Augustus.
(c) Holy Father.
(d) Caesar.

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

7. Within the span of a few months, all of the following events occur except:
(a) Macrina dies in childbirth.
(b) Julian is dispatched to Gaul.
(c) Constantius names Julian as Caesar.
(d) Julian marries Helena.

8. How does Julian react to Gallus' treatment of Hilarius?
(a) He challenges Gallus to a duel.
(b) He is infuriated but does not confront his brother.
(c) He laughs off the situation.
(d) He agrees that Hilarius deserves the treatment.

9. Julian put his utmost trust in:
(a) The grace of God.
(b) His family connections.
(c) The sun god.
(d) His military training and discipline.

10. After meeting Macrina in Athens, Priscus describes her as:
(a) Loyal.
(b) Disagreeable.
(c) Beautiful.
(d) Obese.

11. Libanius plans to title his publication about Julian:
(a) "The Adventures of th Emperor Julian."
(b) "The Truth About the Emperor Julian."
(c) "On Avenging the Emperor Julian."
(d) "The Emperor Julian: A True Story."

12. While he is in Gaul, Julian receives word that his wife, Helena, gives birth to:
(a) A beautiful daughter.
(b) A child who dies at birth.
(c) A healthy son.
(d) Twins.

13. Oribasius of Pergamom is:
(a) Constantius' psychic.
(b) Constantius' scribe.
(c) Constantius' physician.
(d) Constantius' eunuch.

14. After his brief interlude in Athens, Julian returns to:
(a) School.
(b) Eusebia.
(c) Italy.
(d) Macrina.

15. Julian spends 47 days in Athens:
(a) Training in the martial arts.
(b) Planning his Persian campaign.
(c) Recovering from fever.
(d) Studying.