This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, On The Theory of War : Chapter 3, Physical Effort, Intelligence & Friction in War.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For Clausewitz, when should defeating the enemy not be the aim of a war?
(a) When the enemy's army is substantially more powerful.
(b) When the enemy is a salvage.
(c) When the enemy has powerful allies.
(d) When the enemy is an economical power.

2. What does Clausewitz say of obstinacy?
(a) It is necessary.
(b) It is a sign of genius.
(c) It always brings victory.
(d) It is a fault of character.

3. What is the aim of disarming the enemy according to Clausewitz?
(a) To eliminate the threat of the enemy.
(b) To force the enemy to rebuild his forces.
(c) To clear the way for an invasion.
(d) To win the battle.

4. According to Clausewitz, what can you expect if you demand a small penalty from your opponent?
(a) Him to fight only one battle.
(b) Him to not try to fight you hard.
(c) Him to fight to the last man.
(d) Him to give it to you without a fight.

5. What are the two types of courage mentioned by Clausewitz?
(a) Courage to put one self before anyone else and courage to hold on to ones position when incompetent.
(b) Courage to retreat and courage to sacrifice more than necessary
(c) Courage of taking responsibility and personal courage.
(d) Courage of taking responsibility and courage to send underlings to battle