2. What does Sira ask Dabasir?
(a) How much money he has.
(b) Whether he has the heart of a slave or a freeman.
(c) Whether he is interested in her.
(d) What his favorite camel is.

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

4. What does Mathon do?
(a) Tells Rodan two stories.
(b) Unexpectedly dies.
(c) Gives Rodan money to go away.
(d) Leaves immediately.

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

6. 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 confuse the person.
(d) To relay orders from the general.

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

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

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

10. What does Sharru Nada do to make more money at his new position?
(a) Sells extra honey cakes.
(b) Uses fewer ingredients.
(c) Steals money.
(d) Charges more than he should.

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

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

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

15. What is the lesson of the first story?
(a) Not to listen to strangers.
(b) Not to give your money away.
(c) Not to help a friend unless you can take on their burden.
(d) Not to help anyone.