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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does a Warrior seek out love?
(a) Without love, he is nothing.
(b) Without being loved he has no ambition.
(c) Without love, he is weak.
(d) Without love, he cannot concentrate.

2. What practice is a powerful tool for the promotion of inner growth?
(a) All of these.
(b) Paying attention to blinking.
(c) Noticing the things around him.
(d) Paying attention to breath.

3. What does a Warrior do when he is faced with a monotonous task?
(a) Utilizes the time to go over something that bothers him.
(b) Transforms work into meditation.
(c) Tells his comrades to do it.
(d) Transforms work into prayer.

4. What is a capital sin to a Warrior?
(a) Lust.
(b) Wrath.
(c) Gluttony.
(d) Sloth.

5. What does God teach us through death?
(a) That he is in control.
(b) To respect life.
(c) Subservience.
(d) The value of life.

6. Why doesn't a Warrior rest for longer than he should?
(a) Time can pass like a Sunday afternoon.
(b) He might never go back to battle.
(c) He is not in full control of his faculties.
(d) He could get lazy.

7. When does a Warrior know that he is in a crisis?
(a) When he loses every battle he enters.
(b) When he is lonely and there is no one beside him.
(c) When he loses the ones he loves.
(d) When he is separated from things he has always loved.

8. A Warrior never fights with anyone who does not deserve what?
(a) The trust of his sword.
(b) The blood from his veins.
(c) The blade of his sword.
(d) The honor of combat.

9. Why does the Warrior look into the dark places in his soul?
(a) To make sure that he can succeed in his endeavors.
(b) To make sure he is still on God's path.
(c) To make sure his intentions are pure.
(d) To make sure he is not asking for the wrong things.

10. What is the important lesson to be learned in illness?
(a) The blessing of good health.
(b) That good health should never be wasted.
(c) That life is short.
(d) That poor health is a penance.

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

12. Why do people think a Warrior doesn't discuss his plans?
(a) He is afraid of jealousy.
(b) He is afraid they won't come to pass.
(c) He is too preoccupied with trivialities.
(d) He is afraid of envy.

13. Why does a Warrior have no regrets?
(a) He has his companions to blame for his faults.
(b) He undoes the wrong he has done.
(c) He never does anything he regrets.
(d) He lives life in the moment.

14. What does a warrior say at the beginning of a struggle?
(a) I know we can do this.
(b) I have hope.
(c) I have dreams.
(d) I have a vision.

15. What choice does the Warrior make when he has lost enthusiasm?
(a) To go home and speak with his family and children to relocate what he is fighting for.
(b) To dispatch with battle and retire.
(c) To pray and meditate; ask the advice of his angels.
(d) To continue to fight the Good Fight.

Short Answer Questions

1. The true companions of a Warrior are with him when?

2. Why is a Warrior calm and secure?

3. Why is a Warrior scared of making important decisions?

4. Who decides what a Warrior will never do?

5. Why does a Warrior defend his ideas in public?

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