3. Why is a Warrior proud of people saying he talks nonsense?
(a) In his childish innocence, he remains in contact with God.
(b) While he is innocent, he is vulnerable, and every Warrior must be at some point, vulnerable.
(c) Both of these.
(d) None of these.

4. What of these comments does a Warrior not hear when he does the wrong thing?
(a) You can do whatever you want, you're favored.
(b) You always do the wrong thing.
(c) You're no good.
(d) You are too old to change.

5. Why does a Warrior not talk about his defeats?
(a) He is often afraid of being known as weak.
(b) He is not a goat and therefore doesn't bleat.
(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.

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. Why does a Warrior not threaten people?
(a) He is faced with public ridicule when he backs down.
(b) His sword was not meant to be used by the mouth.
(c) All of these.
(d) Running ones mouth is not a part of combat training.

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

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

10. What parries all blows?
(a) Faith.
(b) Cynicism.
(c) Not to get involved at all.
(d) Solitude.

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

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

13. The true companions of a Warrior are with him when?
(a) In the good times.
(b) Neither of these.
(c) In the bad times.
(d) Both of these.

14. What does a Warrior do in the silence?
(a) All of these.
(b) He puts down his armor and weapons and relaxes.
(c) He trains himself in the use of the sword and keeps his eye on the horizon.
(d) He talks to people and gets an idea of their battle strategy.

15. Why doesn't a Warrior give up when he is uninspired on his path?
(a) He knows that he will get what he wants if he maintains a positive outlook.
(b) He knows that many people depend on him.
(c) He knows that no one can be enthused all the time.
(d) He knows his angel of inspiration has stepped away for a moment.