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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why do people think a Warrior doesn't discuss his plans?
(a) He is too preoccupied with trivialities.
(b) He is afraid they won't come to pass.
(c) He is afraid of jealousy.
(d) He is afraid of envy.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

11. In what way does fear manifest itself?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) Aggression.
(c) Submission.
(d) Both of these.

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

13. Why does a Warrior have no regrets?
(a) He undoes the wrong he has done.
(b) He lives life in the moment.
(c) He never does anything he regrets.
(d) He has his companions to blame for his faults.

14. He does not ask anyone else for ______ to wield his sword.
(a) Permission.
(b) Authority.
(c) Advice.
(d) The right.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is a Warrior calm and secure?

2. What is one thing a Warrior will not put up with?

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

4. What does a Warrior do when he is faced with a monotonous task?

5. What is the source of the Warriors strength?

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