2. How important was knowing a person's ally leaders in the stories told by Xenophon?
(a) Slightly less important than knowing the enemy.
(b) Much less important than knowing the enemy.
(c) More important than knowing the enemy.
(d) Equal to knowing the enemy.

3. What was the reason for the Spartans' animal sacrifice?
(a) To serve as a warning.
(b) Bad weather.
(c) To celebrate.
(d) War.

4. According to Jason, what condition were the Persians taught?
(a) Recklessness.
(b) Arrogance.
(c) Ignorance.
(d) Submissiveness.

5. What statue provided inspiration for troops as they defeated the enemy without losing a single soldier?
(a) Ares.
(b) Zeus.
(c) Heracles.
(d) Hermes.

6. What did the people of Phocis claim they would do if Sparta did not help them?
(a) Move from the city.
(b) Attack their enemy alone.
(c) Join forces with Sparta's enemy.
(d) Give in to their enemy's demands.

7. What was the strength of Sparta as it prepared to enter into an alliance with Athenians?
(a) The battles at sea.
(b) Creating laws.
(c) The battles on land.
(d) Political action.

8. What did Procles acknowledge in his speech?
(a) Sparta was unable to defeat Athens.
(b) Athens was unable to defeat Sparta.
(c) Sparta has never feared Athens.
(d) Athens has never feared Sparta.

9. How many methods of decision-making are described by Xenophon?
(a) Two.
(b) Four.
(c) Five.
(d) Three.

10. Who was Dercylidas?
(a) A Persian commander.
(b) A Theban commander.
(c) A Macedonian commander.
(d) A Spartan commander.

11. What reportedly followed a speech given by the commander, Archidamus, to his troops?
(a) Thunder, lightning, and rainfall.
(b) Rainfall and strong winds.
(c) Rainfall.
(d) Thunder and lightning.

12. How is a woman's willingness to marry mentioned in the book?
(a) There are many pages dedicated to it.
(b) There is no mention of it.
(c) It is only mentioned as a definition for another term.
(d) There is some mention of it.

13. How are the events presented in the book in order to account for why certain things occurred?
(a) They are grouped together.
(b) They are referred to by a numbered scale of importance.
(c) They are personalized.
(d) They are each given a letter and a number.

14. What was one main concern about Procles' proposal?
(a) Both the Spartans and the Athenians would have too much control.
(b) The Athenians would have more control than the Spartans.
(c) The Spartans would have more control than the Athenians would.
(d) Neither the Spartans nor the Athenians would have any control.

15. What was an animal sacrifice known as in some ancient cultures?
(a) A religious observation.
(b) A feast.
(c) A way to mourn.
(d) A victory celebration.