2. What is the second law?
(a) To make your money work for you.
(b) To spend half of everything you save.
(c) To give your money to the needy.
(d) To move to a new town.

3. What does Arkad say to do since you never know when you will pass on?
(a) Insure for your future.
(b) Don't save too much.
(c) Spend all your money now.
(d) Give money to your family members.

4. What is Kobbi's profession?
(a) A musician.
(b) A merchant
(c) A basket weaver
(d) A traveling salesperson

5. Who is the richest man in Babylon?
(a) Kobbi.
(b) Arad.
(c) Bansir.
(d) Arkad.

6. In order to earn more, what does Arkad say to do?
(a) Learn more.
(b) Work two jobs.
(c) Have a smaller family.
(d) Spend less.

7. What is the third idea?
(a) Never invest.
(b) Invest to produce additional income.
(c) Give to the poor.
(d) Spend half of everything you make.

8. What is the main lesson of this chapter?
(a) That money isn't everything.
(b) That money is hard to accumulate.
(c) That a man cannot achieve wealth on his own.
(d) That you should learn to save on your own.

9. Who did not care for this custom?
(a) Algamish.
(b) Bansir.
(c) Abad.
(d) Arkad.

10. What does Nomasir resolve to do?
(a) To walk home.
(b) To get married into a rich family.
(c) To live by the Five Laws of Gold.
(d) To make better gambles.

11. Of what can no one name an instance?
(a) When they have heard better advice.
(b) When they haven't been poor.
(c) When they have won a lottery.
(d) When luck has increased their wealth.

12. How much should Arkad keep for himself?
(a) Ten pieces of gold.
(b) One tenth of his earnings.
(c) Two tenths of his winnings.
(d) One half of his earnings.

13. Where does the story begin?
(a) Bangladesh
(b) Constantinople
(c) Assyria
(d) Babylon

14. What made Babylon turn to Arkad?
(a) War.
(b) The advice of another country.
(c) An economic down turn.
(d) The advice of a magician.

15. What is fickle and can not be trusted?
(a) Destiny.
(b) The banks.
(c) The lenders.
(d) Fate.