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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. What of these three things is not a part of the Warrior when he enters a fight?
(a) The moves he learned in training.
(b) The strikes he learned in training.
(c) Courage.
(d) Enthusiasm.

2. What does an opponent make a Warrior fight for?
(a) His beliefs.
(b) His family.
(c) His dreams.
(d) His friends.

3. In war, what is the key to victory?
(a) None of these.
(b) The ability to trick one's opponent.
(c) The ability to maintain composure.
(d) The ability to surprise ones opponent.

4. How doesn't a warrior choose his paths through life?
(a) With courage.
(b) With a touch of madness.
(c) With utmost conviction.
(d) With detachment.

5. What is the main teaching of the I Ching?
(a) To persevere is favorable.
(b) To be strong is favorable.
(c) To insist is favorable.
(d) To respect oneself is to respect life.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does a gazelle's power lie?

2. Why doesn't a Warrior flee his aggressor?

3. What does a warrior see?

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

5. Who never makes the same mistake twice?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the difference between perseverance and insistence?

2. How are Warriors of the Light often meek?

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

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

5. How is a Warrior of Light like a rock?

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

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

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

9. How is the universe going to help the Warriors of Light?

10. Why does a Warrior of the Light sometimes exaggerate?

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