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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 73-95.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does a Warrior defend his ideas in public?
(a) Fighting for what is just and righteous always leads to women and wine.
(b) So he may gain the conviction and trust of his friends and allies.
(c) So he can pass off the image of a just, and righteous person.
(d) After you have done so, you make an effort to live accordingly.

2. An enemy approaches a Warrior with a bag full of what?
(a) All of these.
(b) Promises.
(c) Treaties.
(d) Negotiations.

3. Why does a Warrior not talk about his defeats?
(a) He is not a goat and therefore doesn't bleat.
(b) He is often afraid of being known as weak.
(c) He doesn't want to appear a coward, instead being a pinnacle of heroism.
(d) He cannot waste energy on words that can do nothing.

4. What is the best way to convince an enemy not to attack?
(a) Convince him that you are the better warrior.
(b) Have unbridled confidence.
(c) Convince him he will gain little by fighting with you.
(d) Convince him you will kill him.

5. What small thing can mean the end of a healthy organism?
(a) An invisible cell.
(b) A snake in the grass.
(c) A lack of motivation.
(d) A moment of hesitation.

Short Answer Questions

1. What of these comments does a Warrior not hear when he does the wrong thing?

2. A warrior doesn't pay attention to friends that believe he has lost enthusiasm because....?

3. How doesn't a warrior choose his paths through life?

4. Why does a Warrior rely partially on intuition?

5. What is the main teaching of the I Ching?

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