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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. Why are people who rely on fate seldom happy?
(a) Fate takes away as quickly as she gives.
(b) Fate doesn't give people enough.
(c) Fate is demanding.
(d) Fate only brings sadness.

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

3. What is the second law?
(a) To spend half of everything you save.
(b) To make your money work for you.
(c) To move to a new town.
(d) To give your money to the needy.

4. Where does the story begin?
(a) Assyria
(b) Constantinople
(c) Bangladesh
(d) Babylon

5. What does Kobbi say about wealth?
(a) They're just too uneducated to gain more.
(b) They have never gained it because they've never sought it.
(c) It's something that's a matter of luck.
(d) It's a hopeless cause.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the profession of the person in #27?

2. What made Babylon turn to Arkad?

3. When gaming, who has the better odds?

4. What is Kobbi's profession?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the first story of Mathon (about the farmer who can understand animals) meant to teach Rodan?

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

3. Who does Dabasir meet that helps him realize what he needs to do?

4. What does Arkad tell the men about luck at the end of the chapter?

5. What conclusion do the men come to after discussing how many men have amassed great wealth at the gaming tables?

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

7. What story does this leader share with the caravan and with the grandson?

8. What is Debasir eating as he teaches his companion?

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

10. Where does Arkad hold classes for the men that are interested in financial advice?

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