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

2. If a battle carries on with neither wins nor losses, what does a Warrior do?
(a) Negotiate a truce.
(b) Fight on.
(c) Call for reinforcements.
(d) Slaughter his enemy.

3. What does it mean to a Warrior when things go silent?
(a) Danger is near.
(b) This is the time to be alert.
(c) He should be wary.
(d) All of these.

4. What do all believers know?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) That for each defeat are two victories in his favor.
(c) Both of these.
(d) That he can overcome any odds.

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

6. What is the affect of over anxiety?
(a) It stops problems from arising.
(b) It banishes every trace of joy from life.
(c) It makes a Warrior always aware.
(d) It makes a Warrior ever prepared.

7. What of these is not one of the five rules of combat?
(a) Faith.
(b) Companions.
(c) Love.
(d) Space.

8. 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.

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

10. What two things does a Warrior possess?
(a) Truth and Faith.
(b) Wisdom and Faith.
(c) Strength and wisdom.
(d) Force and forgiveness,

11. A Warrior of the Light does not accept what from his enemy?
(a) Courage.
(b) Praise.
(c) Muffins.
(d) Gifts.

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

13. 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) If he waits, he is more likely to be intimidated, fearful and weak.
(c) If he waits, he loses his advantage.
(d) When a Warrior is defeated, the enemy celebrates.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does a Warrior do when faced with anxiety?

2. Who decides what a Warrior will never do?

3. What is a dignified, not cowardly, gesture?

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

5. What word can become a trap?

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