4. How doesn't a warrior choose his paths through life?
(a) With utmost conviction.
(b) With detachment.
(c) With courage.
(d) With a touch of madness.

5. Which of these does a Warrior never resort to?
(a) All of these.
(b) Formulae.
(c) Other people's opinions.
(d) Recipes.

6. "The Way involves respect for all _____ and _____."
(a) Hopes, wisdom.
(b) Children, thoughts.
(c) Dreams, ambitions.
(d) Small, subtle.

7. What is the first thing a warrior asks himself before embarking on a battle?
(a) How far have I developed my abilities?
(b) What are my odds of not being hurt?
(c) How likely am I to die?
(d) How likely am I to win?

8. " A revolution takes ____ to settle in."
(a) Courage.
(b) Conviction.
(c) Time.
(d) Honor.

9. Where does a gazelle's power lie?
(a) In its sense of smell.
(b) All of these.
(c) In it's legs.
(d) In its speed.

10. Once he has started, a Warrior of the Light _________.
(a) Never falters.
(b) Is often fearful.
(c) Perseveres to the end.
(d) Never fails.

11. What does a Warrior always carry with him?
(a) Faith.
(b) All of these.
(c) Hope.
(d) Love.

12. Why does a Warrior rely partially on intuition?
(a) He can leave his life to chance, and live more in the moment.
(b) He is incapable of understanding why he knows certain things.
(c) None of these.
(d) He gains a better appreciation of his own fortune.

13. Why does a Warrior back down from a fight with a stronger opponent?
(a) If he knows his opponent cannot be defeated, he cannot summon his iron will.
(b) If he cannot understand the motive, he cannot find courage.
(c) If he cannot believe in his mission, he cannot succeed in it.
(d) If he is patient and waits, his enemy will tire himself out.

14. What is a Warrior of the Light when he meditates?
(a) The image of desirability.
(b) A crystal of clarity.
(c) A flame of truth.
(d) A spark from the Soul of the World.

15. Why are there no abstractions to the Warrior?
(a) Everything is an omen of the things to come.
(b) Everything is a message from God and therefore should be obeyed.
(c) Everything is concrete and everything is meaningful.
(d) Everything is an indication of where he should be and who he should be.