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Multiple Choice
1. What is one advantage of deception in battle?
A) A general of a smaller force may be able to negotiate better terms.
B) It prevents enemy troops from discovering the supplies of the camp.
C) A mostly hidden force may be attacked by a smaller enemy force.
D) It allows for unexpected maneuvering and misleading information.
2. What role does psychology play in Sun Tzu’s strategy?
A) Play into your enemy’s personality weaknesses.
B) Ferret out and exploit opposing viewpoints.
C) Crush opposition to maintain subservience.
D) Know your opponent and yourself well.
3. How should an invading force sustain itself in battle?
A) Collect soldiers from opposing forces.
B) Spread propaganda to create fear.
C) Use the resources from the enemy country.
D) Steal money from opposing governments.
4. Which is the least advantageous choice when it comes to battle?
A) Direct combat
B) Thwarting enemy plans
C) Careful planning
D) Lengthy treks
5. What should be the top priority in conducting warfare?
A) Knowledge
B) Planning
C) Skill
D) Leadership
6. Which is the most important kind of spy, according to Sun Tzu?
A) Local
B) Inward
C) Converted
D) Doomed
7. What does Sun Tzu consider to be the best terrain for his own army if he is at camp?
A) High, flat areas
B) Near water
C) Low, flat areas
D) At crossroads
8. How does Sun Tzu believe war should be fought?
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