3. How long does Banzar keep watch?
(a) For 2 weeks and 4 days.
(b) For 3 weeks and 5 days.
(c) For 6 weeks.
(d) For 5 weeks and 3 days.

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

5. Who else comes to join the caravan?
(a) Three farmers.
(b) A stray camel.
(c) Two soliders.
(d) No one.

6. How long have the walls stood in place?
(a) For over 1000 years.
(b) For over 500 years.
(c) For over 10 years.
(d) For over 300 years.

7. Who wrote the five clay tablets mentioned in the letter?
(a) Dabasir.
(b) Rodan.
(c) Arkad.
(d) Mathon.

8. What else does Banzar tell the person from #110?
(a) To run away.
(b) To be brave.
(c) To leave town.
(d) To stay close to the walls.

9. What kind of gates were at the front of Babylon?
(a) Silver.
(b) Gold.
(c) Bronze.
(d) Wood.

10. Who is riding with the leader of the caravan?
(a) Algamish.
(b) Rodan.
(c) Mathon.
(d) Hadan Gula.

11. Who is attacking Babylon?
(a) The Chinese.
(b) The Romans.
(c) The Assyrians.
(d) The Greeks.

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

13. Why did Babylon endure for centuries?
(a) It wasn't attacked often.
(b) Luck.
(c) Because it was fully protected.
(d) The army was really strong.

14. Who does Sharru Nada approach in order to become his slave?
(a) A basket maker.
(b) A baker.
(c) A potter.
(d) A minister.

15. Who does Rodan talk to?
(a) Mathon.
(b) Arkad.
(c) Rala.
(d) Bansir.