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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is this book also designed to benefit?
(a) The Pope.
(b) Others of the Christian faith and the curious.
(c) Other religious leaders.
(d) Other denominations.

2. What are the sacraments also intended to improve?
(a) The love one has for God.
(b) The understanding of God's rules.
(c) The extent and intensity of intimacy with God.
(d) The Love one has for each other.

3. What are the sacraments that focus upon lifestyle?
(a) Baptism and Marriage.
(b) Anointing of the Sick and confirmation.
(c) Holy Orders and the Eucharist.
(d) Marriage and Holy Orders.

4. What are the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?
(a) The Trinity.
(b) Parts of the Bible.
(c) The Triptych.
(d) The Diptych.

5. Through liturgy, why are the People of God uplifted?
(a) They receive messages from God.
(b) They get to participate in the benevolence of God through their actions.
(c) They are free of sin.
(d) They are reassured of their place in heaven.

Short Answer Questions

1. The meaning of Jesus is in what language?

2. The most important action is for individuals to submit to this divine authority wholly and to yield only partially to the dominance of whom?

3. What have the organizers used in organizing the book?

4. Who is the primary intended audience of this book?

5. How does baptism unite the People of God?

Short Essay Questions

1. For whom is this book written?

2. What are the seven sacraments?

3. How did baptism begin?

4. Who is the author of this book?

5. What is meant by everlasting life?

6. What is liturgy?

7. What is one problem the English translation causes?

8. What is another problem with the English translation?

9. Why do people have the capacity to come to knowledge of God?

10. What is the purpose of this first chapter?

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