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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. 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) He will not drown by falling, but by keeping his head below the surface.
(c) When one has fallen, one must get up.
(d) Challenges are never simple, and will often test all strength.

4. Warriors are of the Light if they what?
(a) Persevere.
(b) Always act in the Light.
(c) None of theses.
(d) Never surrender.

5. Why does a Warrior share his knowledge of the path with others?
(a) He who gives help, receives help and needs to teach what he has learned.
(b) He who teaches for free is held in the highest of regards.
(c) He who gives help is held in a higher esteem, and more likely to recruit people.
(d) He who gives help is more respected, and in that respect likely to earn favor with the King.

6. How does a Warrior speak of others?
(a) Freely without reservation.
(b) Freely without thought.
(c) As if they were present and listening.
(d) As if they will never hear what is said.

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

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

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

10. 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 contempt.
(c) Desire and truth.
(d) Compassion and contempt.

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

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

13. To whom does a Warrior offer his conquests?
(a) His country.
(b) His king.
(c) God.
(d) His friends.

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

15. An enemy approaches a Warrior with a bag full of what?
(a) Treaties.
(b) Negotiations.
(c) All of these.
(d) Promises.

Short Answer Questions

1. What words give a Warrior renewed strength?

2. Who decides what a Warrior will never do?

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

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

5. Why is a Warrior proud of people saying he talks nonsense?

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