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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is a Warrior scared of making important decisions?
(a) He doesn't want to cause pointless suffering nor abandon his path.
(b) He knows that people might be either harmed or benefit from his behavior.
(c) Both of these.
(d) Neither of these.

2. What does a Warrior know when he has fallen into an abyss, and he is unsure of whether he will get out?
(a) The abyss is just another challenge sent by the angels to conquer fear.
(b) Challenges are never simple, and will often test all strength.
(c) When one has fallen, one must get up.
(d) He will not drown by falling, but by keeping his head below the surface.

3. What does the Arabic proverb say?
(a) "God judges a tree by its fruits and not by its roots."
(b) "God judges a tree not by its fruits but by its roots."
(c) "Let your actions speak volumes, and your words little."
(d) Two of these.

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

5. Why does a Warrior trust others?
(a) God speaks from many forms.
(b) First, he trusts himself.
(c) All of these.
(d) Angels speak through the mouths of others.

6. "A Warrior is as wise as a(n) _____ and as innocent as a ______."
(a) Serpent, dove.
(b) Dolphin, kitten.
(c) Elephant, child.
(d) Owl, fawn.

7. What question does a Warrior ask himself at the end of a battle?
(a) Did I fight the good fight?
(b) Was I just and righteous?
(c) Did I win the battle?
(d) Was I the hand of God on Earth?

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

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

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

11. What do people wear to disguise a heart of fire?
(a) A cloak of security.
(b) A mask of frigidity.
(c) A mask of disdain.
(d) A mask of ice.

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

13. Why is a Warrior calm and secure?
(a) He knows that he has always done the best he could.
(b) He knows he is only an instrument of the light.
(c) He knows that he can benefit from the company of the light.
(d) He is loved and has faith in everything going according to plans.

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

15. In what regard doesn't a Warrior behave like a child?
(a) Talks nonsense,
(b) He makes fun of others.
(c) Ask childish questions.
(d) Has fun and plays.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does a Warrior speak of others?

2. What does it mean to a Warrior when things go silent?

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

4. What words give a Warrior renewed strength?

5. What does a warrior say at the beginning of a struggle?

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