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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who are exemplars of obedience to God?
(a) Abraham and David.
(b) Abraham and Mary, the mother of Christ.
(c) The Apostles.
(d) Jesus and his Disciples.

2. The Catechism explains that to address Lord Jesus either silently or aloud is to approach him with adoration, and is often for what purpose?
(a) Healing.
(b) Thanks.
(c) Celebration.
(d) Mourning.

3. For Catholics what is necessary for someone to be a Christian?
(a) One baptism of water and spirit.
(b) Faith.
(c) Praise to God.
(d) The grace of God.

4. Why have a number of these people dedicated some of their time?
(a) They had nothing better to do.
(b) It had been demanded of them by the Pope.
(c) They received a sign from God.
(d) To fulfill the request to create a new high quality edition of the catechism.

5. These types of interpretations are the _____________ senses of how the text is meant.
(a) Figurative and exact.
(b) Literal and the spiritual.
(c) Right and wrong.
(d) True and false.

6. What does the Catechism say about the answer to the question of evil?
(a) It is very simple.
(b) It is not very dangerous.
(c) It is stronger than God.
(d) It is not simple.

7. Why is the power of forgiveness offered by Jesus and the Apostles so profound?
(a) Forgiveness is the best gift one can give.
(b) Forgiveness can sometimes be difficult.
(c) Forgiveness is easy to give.
(d) Forgiveness is a strange concept for people to understand.

8. The Catechism offers _____________ means by which to help understand the real literal significance of what is written.
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

9. How does Man's Response to God begin?
(a) People seek out friendship with God through daily activities.
(b) People and God meet during daily activities.
(c) God seeks out friendship with people through daily activities.
(d) God comes to everyone at birth.

10. To what does everlasting life relate?
(a) The life of Christ after His resurrection.
(b) The imperishable qualities which after successful, complete resurrection will make the actual living body immune from destruction and will make it into a spiritual body entirely.
(c) When one dies and is resurrected after the coming of Christ.
(d) The period of time right after death.

11. What does the Christ mean?
(a) Son.
(b) Father.
(c) Our Beloved.
(d) The Messiah.

12. Is this a work of man?
(a) Yes, it is a work of man.
(b) No, it is a collaboration between God and man.
(c) Yes, it is partially a work of man.
(d) No, it is a work of God.

13. What are the twelve apostles intended to represent?
(a) Each of Jesus' family members.
(b) The kingdoms of the world during Jesus' day.
(c) The various races found around the world.
(d) Each of the twelve tribes of Israel.

14. What is understood about the catechism regarding other church facilities?
(a) Some pieces might be subtracted.
(b) Additions may be made.
(c) Additions may not be made.
(d) Some churches may not follow the Catechism.

15. Is this book different from books with one author?
(a) Yes, quite unlike them.
(b) No, mostly the same.
(c) No, not at all.
(d) Yes, completely unlike them.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is this book also designed to benefit?

2. What does the Hebrew spelling of YHWH when properly translated actually say?

3. What does catechism mean?

4. What is meant by tradition?

5. Why can this be trusted more than one's parents?

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