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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of these are things that line the side of the door the Warrior is trying to open?
(a) Fear and desire.
(b) Desire and truth.
(c) Compassion and contempt.
(d) Desire and contempt.

2. What does a Warrior do when faced with anxiety?
(a) Goes to his tent and meditates.
(b) All of these.
(c) Goes to his family and seeks their solace.
(d) Goes to his neighbor and seeks reassurance.

3. Why is a Warrior constantly trying to improve himself?
(a) Each blow has to have the strength and skill of all the Warriors before him.
(b) He must always come out the victor in battle.
(c) If he allows himself to grow careless, he might lose his life.
(d) He must always be kept at a distance from his enemies.

4. Why is a Warrior unconcerned about envy?
(a) Everyone should be envious of someone.
(b) Everyone should learn to deal with it.
(c) Envy is a useful motivational tool.
(d) Envy is the driving force behind achievement.

5. Why, when a Warrior is defeated, he immediately goes back to battle?
(a) To exercise his tactical mind to find a solution to the battle.
(b) When a Warrior is defeated, the enemy celebrates.
(c) If he waits, he is more likely to be intimidated, fearful and weak.
(d) If he waits, he loses his advantage.

6. What is the best gift a victory can bring?
(a) Confidence.
(b) Faith.
(c) Hope.
(d) Renewed vigor.

7. What word is full of traps?
(a) Patience.
(b) Feel.
(c) Disguise.
(d) Freedom.

8. A Warrior doesn't go into battle without knowing what?
(a) Whether or not it is his path.
(b) The limitations of his allies.
(c) All of these.
(d) The reason for fighting.

9. What is one thing a Warrior will not put up with?
(a) Treachery.
(b) Ill doings.
(c) Deceit.
(d) Maliciousness.

10. What of these battles does a Warrior fight?
(a) Those that don't interest him.
(b) Those that are not his own.
(c) None of these.
(d) Those on battlefields he doesn't know.

11. What does a Warrior look at when examining an action?
(a) The people involved.
(b) The intention.
(c) The outcome.
(d) The consequences.

12. At what point does a Warrior fight?
(a) Only if it is absolutely necessary.
(b) If he can be assured of a decent lesson from his mistake.
(c) Only if he is sure that he can win.
(d) Only if conflict cannot be resolved in any other way.

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

14. How can regrets kill?
(a) They eat away the soul of a person.
(b) They eat away at the confidence of a person.
(c) They make someone feel bad.
(d) They are the main cause of loneliness.

15. What does a Warrior do if he is confronted with someone he has wronged in the past?
(a) He pays them back one hundred fold.
(b) He begs for forgiveness.
(c) He justifies his actions.
(d) He rights the wrong he did them.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What word does a knight write in the place of his previous life?

3. Why doesn't a Warrior rest for longer than he should?

4. In what regard doesn't a Warrior behave like a child?

5. A Warrior never fights with anyone who does not deserve what?

(see the answer keys)

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