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

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

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

5. Who built the walls of Babylon?
(a) No one knows.
(b) King Tut.
(c) Queen Semiramis.
(d) King Alexander.

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

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

8. What is NOT an example of modern day protection?
(a) Insurance.
(b) Lottery tickets.
(c) Savings accounts.
(d) Dependable investments.

9. What did the fifth tablet include?
(a) A final summary of Dabasir's actions.
(b) Directions to hidden gold.
(c) A note to Arkad.
(d) A poem.

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

11. What floats into the sky to carry the message of victory?
(a) Blue smoke.
(b) Ribbons.
(c) White smoke.
(d) Music.

12. Who decides to follow the advice of the tablets?
(a) Caldwell.
(b) Shrewsbury.
(c) Arkad.
(d) Rodan.

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

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

15. Who works as a slave for a rug merchant?
(a) Rodan.
(b) Arad Gula.
(c) Pirate.
(d) Sharru Nada.