2. Why is the advice in #112 given?
(a) To keep the person from getting hit by arrows.
(b) To send the person away.
(c) To relay orders from the general.
(d) To confuse the person.

3. Who scoffs at the way that the farmers are plowing?
(a) Arkad.
(b) Rodan.
(c) Mathon.
(d) Megiddo.

4. Who gave the gold pieces?
(a) Bansir.
(b) The king.
(c) Arkad.
(d) Arad.

5. What happens when Dabasir takes a beautiful wife?
(a) He dies.
(b) She diets.
(c) He tries to provide her with all the things she desires.
(d) He wants to leave her almost immediately.

6. What does the third tablet include?
(a) How Dabasir met with his debtors.
(b) The story of Rodan.
(c) A family tree.
(d) Plans for Dabasir's new home.

7. Who has just been given 50 pieces of gold?
(a) Bansir.
(b) Rodan.
(c) Fobbi.
(d) Arad.

8. What does Mathon tell Rodan?
(a) Never listen to him.
(b) Never listen to himself.
(c) Only invest with the advice of the wise.
(d) Never give away money.

9. What happens at the Temple of Bel?
(a) Great flames of victory burst forth.
(b) The bells are ringing.
(c) People gather to pray.
(d) It burns to the ground.

10. What happens as a result of #98?
(a) The animals die.
(b) The farmer is put into danger.
(c) Nothing.
(d) The ass is put to work in the fields.

11. What is Rodan's quandary?
(a) What he should eat.
(b) What to do with his gold.
(c) Where to live.
(d) Who a stranger is.

12. Who is the first person to talk to Banzar?
(a) Mathon.
(b) A woman.
(c) An elderly merchant.
(d) Rodan.

13. What does Mathon show Rodan?
(a) Wood pieces.
(b) Scriptures.
(c) Tokens in a chest.
(d) Tablets.

14. What does Sira tell Dabasir?
(a) That he can leave without getting into trouble.
(b) That he is the worst person she's ever met.
(c) That he can change his station in life.
(d) That he is royalty, too.

15. Who is the recipient of the letter?
(a) Bansir.
(b) Professor Franklin Caldwell.
(c) Alfred Shrewsbury.
(d) Dabasir.