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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does a warrior accept each challenge?
(a) All of these.
(b) As an opportunity to learn and gain experience.
(c) As a chance to be a better person.
(d) As an opportunity to transform himself.

2. What doesn't a Warrior do, in regards to his enemy?
(a) All of these.
(b) Be relentless in his task to destroy those that don't agree with him.
(c) He shows them no mercy.
(d) He passes no judgement on them.

3. What is the key to ones victory?
(a) The ability to feign weakness.
(b) Trust in God.
(c) The ability to take down an opponent.
(d) The ability to surprise ones opponent.

4. What two things can a warrior never be without in battle?
(a) His faith and his sword.
(b) His courage and his bravery.
(c) His heart and his mettle.
(d) Inspiration and experience.

5. What animal doesn't fear the hyena?
(a) A lion.
(b) A bear.
(c) A panther.
(d) A tiger.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is it not the Warrior's responsibility to do?

2. What does a Warrior face overwhelming odds with?

3. A Warrior of the Light may seem mad, ________.

4. Who are a Warriors best teachers?

5. What does a student who challenges a teacher really want?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does a Warrior do when he knows his enemy is stronger?

2. How can Warriors of the Light be considered mad?

3. What does a Warrior of the Light realize when he comes to a situation he has already faced before?

4. Why does a Warrior of the Light also rely on his madness?

5. What do the signs say that are in the Enemy's hands?

6. Why may a Warrior of the Light not live in a state of complete relaxation?

7. How are Warriors of the Light often meek?

8. How has a Warrior of the Light persevered in his desire to become better?

9. What can a Warrior distinguish between? What does this mean?

10. What is odd to a Warrior of the Light?

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