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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 question does a Warrior ask himself at the end of a battle?
(a) Was I just and righteous?
(b) Did I win the battle?
(c) Was I the hand of God on Earth?
(d) Did I fight the good fight?

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

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

4. What does God teach us through death?
(a) To respect life.
(b) The value of life.
(c) That he is in control.
(d) Subservience.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Arabic proverb say?

2. A Warrior of the Light does not accept what from his enemy?

3. Why does a Warrior focus on the small things?

4. What parries all blows?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does a Warrior always keep his promises?

2. Why does a Warrior avoid people that are only around when he is defeated?

3. Why does a Warrior of the light give before he is asked?

4. How does a Warrior accept forgiveness for his actions?

5. In what regard is Marek Halter correct, and in which way is he wrong?

6. How do two paths become one for the Warrior?

7. Why is a Warrior of the Light unafraid of sharing his conquests?

8. What is the difference between thinking about the small things and thinking small?

9. Why does a Warrior examine the dark parts of himself?

10. What does a Warrior do when faced with the pursuit of Evil?

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