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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What will lead thee forward to the successes that dost desire?
(a) Luck.
(b) Hesitation.
(c) Fate.
(d) Action.

3. Who is the old friend riding the golden chariot?
(a) Arkad
(b) Algamish
(c) Arad
(d) Kobbi

4. Who do Bansir and Kobbi bring with them on their trip to Arkad?
(a) Money
(b) Offerings
(c) Gold pieces
(d) Several other men

5. What is the fourth law?
(a) Know what you are investing in.
(b) Try to double your money each year.
(c) Learn about interest.
(d) Try investing in new things without learning about them.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of whom do Bansir and Kobbi seek the advice?

2. What made Babylon turn to Arkad?

3. Who does Bansir want to help?

4. What is the first law?

5. Of what are the majority of missed opportunities the result?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the second story of Mathon (about the objects Mathon keeps in his token chest) meant to teach?

2. What does Arkad do in relation to this Babylonian tradition?

3. What do people keep asking of the person in #38?

4. What are the first things Arkad realizes he needs to do in order to gain wealth?

5. What is the first cure for a lean purse that was also shared in chapter two?

6. Who does Arkad meet when he is working as a scribe?

7. Who is traveling with the leader of this caravan?

8. What do Kobbi and Bansir decide to do in order to solve their wealth problems?

9. What does Babylonian tradition say about sons living with their parents?

10. How did Arkad come to gain his wealth?

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