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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. While Arkad is very generous and spends liberally, what has he also managed to do?
(a) Amass a large store of wealth.
(b) Buy the city.
(c) Go broke.
(d) Win a prize.

2. What made Babylon turn to Arkad?
(a) The advice of another country.
(b) War.
(c) The advice of a magician.
(d) An economic down turn.

3. What do Bansir and Kobbi wonder?
(a) Why some flourish but most struggle to survive
(b) If they should team up to start a business.
(c) Whether moving away is a good idea.
(d) How much money Arkad has

4. What is the first law?
(a) To spend everything you have.
(b) To put away one tenth of your earnings.
(c) To leave town.
(d) To give all your money to your father.

5. What is the second bit of advice?
(a) Increase taxes for everyone.
(b) Spend more money.
(c) Create a budget.
(d) Change the money system.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Arkad teach the men?

2. What does Arkad present to the councilmen?

3. In order to earn more, what does Arkad say to do?

4. What was on the clay tablets?

5. What is fickle and can not be trusted?

Short Essay Questions

1. Instead of giving this loan, what does Rodan do?

2. What does Arkad tell the men about fate?

3. Who is credited with building the first walls around the city of Babylon?

4. What is the lesson of this story that the leader tells?

5. What kind of budget does Arkad suggest that men follow?

6. How can a man prepare for the future beyond his time on earth right now?

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

8. What does Algamish ask of Arkad in exchange for his financial advice?

9. By whom is the letter in this chapter written?

10. What happens at the end of this time period in #40?

(see the answer keys)

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