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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. In the second section of A Practical Code of Behavior, who can see how goodness and rightness are related?
(a) People with low intelligence.
(b) Women.
(c) People with flowed logic.
(d) People with perfect wisdom.

2. Who rescued the Senate from annihilation according to Cicero?
(a) Sicca.
(b) Antony.
(c) Himself.
(d) Caesar.

3. What does Cicero think cannot be done by Antony?
(a) Disparage Cicero in front of the senate.
(b) Disparage Cicero in front of the tribune.
(c) Banish Cicero.
(d) Accuse Cicero of a false crime.

4. Whom does Cicero believe became the conqueror's chief gangster?
(a) Curio.
(b) Verres.
(c) Pompey.
(d) Antony.

5. What does Cicero argue can be broken in section nine?
(a) Friendship.
(b) Treaties.
(c) Promises.
(d) Marriage.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Catiline's main quality according to Cicero?

2. What did Anthony claim to have done during the election of the augurship?

3. What should happen to people who steal?

4. What fate did Rome's enemies share over the past twenty years?

5. What does Cicero consider and debate in section nine?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the three questions Cicero analyzes in the first section of A Practical Code of Behavior?

2. According to Cicero, how does Antonius display his corruption?

3. Whose murder does Antonius accuse Cicero of committing?

4. Who was left in charge of Rome during Caesar's absence, and how did that person fair?

5. What does Cicero argue about wrong in the third section of A Practical Code of Behavior?

6. How does Cicero accelerate the decline of Caesar, according to Antonius?

7. According to Cicero in section five of A Practical Code of Behavior, what should the invisible man do?

8. What are Antonius' arguments against Cicero, according to Cicero?

9. According to Cicero, what do goodness and rightness have in common, and who can see it?

10. At the end of Attack on an Enemy of Freedom, what does Cicero say he wants for himself and Rome?

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