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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. During what is it decided that there is a need to generate an updated version of the catechism?
(a) The Third Vatican Ecumenical Council.
(b) The First Vatican Ecumenical Council.
(c) The Fourth Vatican Ecumenical Council.
(d) The Second Vatican Ecumenical Council.

3. What did Jesus the Christ teach his apostles that they had the power to do?
(a) Forgive sins.
(b) Be selfless.
(c) Walk on water.
(d) Punish sinners.

4. People are advised to have the view of _____________________.
(a) Teachers to children.
(b) Parents to children.
(c) Children to teachers.
(d) Children to parents.

5. How does this book differ from Scriptures?
(a) It is not the truth.
(b) It is simpler to read.
(c) It is not and does not pretend to be, a work of God.
(d) It can be believed by all.

6. How is the word creed defined?
(a) As a prayer to God.
(b) As a set of rules to be followed.
(c) As a request by God.
(d) As a set of principles and beliefs.

7. What have the organizers used in organizing the book?
(a) A typical set-up.
(b) An orderly system of chapters.
(c) Many small chapters.
(d) A special numerical system.

8. For whom is baptism?
(a) Only the spiritually needy.
(b) Those needing to be born into Christ through water and spirit.
(c) Only the sinless.
(d) Every person.

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

10. What is done in an effort to better know Jesus?
(a) Information is provided regarding to the title by which He is known.
(b) His life is described in vivid detail.
(c) He is related to the reader in very human terms.
(d) His human experiences are emphasized.

11. Once God's will and Spirit are recognized within one's life despite his often invisible state, what is the correct response?
(a) Fear.
(b) Surprise.
(c) Shock.
(d) Submission.

12. How does baptism unite the People of God?
(a) More intimately with one another.
(b) More intimately with Jesus the Christ and His Heavenly Father.
(c) By giving them a purpose.
(d) By changing the way they think and act.

13. Who is this book intended to serve?
(a) The people.
(b) All of humanity.
(c) The Church.
(d) God.

14. The Roman Catholic Church believes that God provides different names for Himself as revelations of His true nature and to do what?
(a) God is not sure who He is.
(b) Show that it is possible that multiple gods and names of gods are actually the same God.
(c) Facilitate intimacy as is found to be the case with the name of each individual.
(d) Confuse those in the Church.

15. The articles of the creed begin with belief in who?
(a) A higher being.
(b) One's self.
(c) God the Father as the One and only God.
(d) The Church.

Short Answer Questions

1. Is this a work of man?

2. What might liturgy be?

3. Where is baptism introduced?

4. Who invoked the Savior God?

5. Then to what do the articles of the creed move on?

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