3. Is there a difference in the way Confirmation is done by the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church?
(a) Maybe.
(b) No.
(c) Most often no.
(d) Yes.

4. About what is the third article?
(a) Freedom and responsibility.
(b) Freedom and power.
(c) Free will and love.
(d) Love and glory.

5. How are options for the earthly life divided?
(a) Into healthy and unhealthy.
(b) Into happiness and unhappiness.
(c) Into life and salvation or destruction.
(d) Into love and hate.

6. The significance of water in the world is recognized as what?
(a) A necessary basic need.
(b) One major sign of God's handiwork and interest.
(c) A large part of our planet.
(d) A giver of life.

7. What is the fourth commandment?
(a) Obey thy father and they mother.
(b) Thou shalt not commit adultery.
(c) Thou shalt not kill.
(d) Love thy neighbor as thyself.

8. What is the purpose of the Holy Orders?
(a) To integrate a person within the Church in a new way.
(b) To keep order in a church.
(c) To make sure the clergy are doing what is expected of them.
(d) To incorporate Christians into service to the Church.

9. Why is the cultivation of superior moral character by practicing precepts often still of great benefit to the baptized?
(a) The baptized must help all others.
(b) The purification of baptism lasts forever.
(c) Those who are baptized are perfect and sinless.
(d) The purification does not significantly alter an individual's nature or disposition.

10. What is beatitude?
(a) Being able to see the beauty in all things.
(b) The act of being beautiful in one's attitude.
(c) Being able to see opportunities and advantages within difficulties.
(d) The mental state of the Saints and Angels.

11. Why is oil used during Confirmation?
(a) It has a nice smell.
(b) It is easy to come by.
(c) It is preferred by those being confirmed.
(d) It is luxurious and functional.

12. Why should one not kill?
(a) Only God can kill.
(b) Satan is the one killer.
(c) Life is in short supply.
(d) Life is both sacred and of great value.

13. Properly aligned from within, the individual can do what?
(a) Work to improve conditions for all.
(b) Work to improve the lives of others.
(c) Work to improve oneself.
(d) Work to improve the earth.

14. What does confession to a priest also do?
(a) It forces an intimate relationship between people and the priest.
(b) It forces one to confess his or her sins to God.
(c) It encourages people to not sin.
(d) It keeps them close to the Church

15. In this section what does the Catholic Church set forth?
(a) A number of Catholic Principles.
(b) A number of Catholic Commandments.
(c) A number of Catholic rules.
(d) A number of Catholic Creeds.