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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who never makes the same mistake twice?

2. What counts more than enthusiasm and training in a battle?

3. What does an opponent make a Warrior fight for?

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

5. Once he has started, a Warrior of the Light _________.

Short Essay Questions

1. How are Warriors of the Light often meek?

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

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

4. How is water extremely strong?

5. What does a Warrior of the Light not allow himself to become paralyzed by? What instead does a Warrior need to remember?

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

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

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

9. What kinds of things does a Warrior talk about around a fire?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Explain the statement that " only a person who, suitably equipped, feels no desire to the results of conquest and yet remains absorbed in the struggle can truly say that he has renounced the fruits of victory." Put this statement into your own words. Why would someone want to renounce the fruits of victory? To what ends could this serve?

Essay Topic 2

In this book, numerous metaphors are used to make simple complex ideas. Discuss the use of metaphors and their actual meanings throughout the book. Discuss at least three, and make similar metaphors that could have been used.

Essay Topic 3

Explain what kind of society would exist if there were more people who followed this doctrine. How would people interact? Why is this an unrealistic way to view the world?

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