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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 the primary intended audience of this book?
(a) Church bishops.
(b) All Catholics.
(c) The Pope.
(d) All Christians.

2. How is this version of the Catechism unlike versions centuries ago?
(a) It requires less of members of the Church.
(b) It it more liberal.
(c) It gives more equality for members of the Church.
(d) It exhorts the members of the religion to read and study the Scriptures for themselves in addition to Church attendance.

3. What is meant by tradition?
(a) The secular activities of the Church.
(b) The living tradition of all the Church's operations and every other way that God directs the education of people through the Holy Spirit.
(c) The outward appearance of the Church.
(d) The religious dogma created by religious leaders.

4. Where is baptism introduced?
(a) Article 5.
(b) Article 9.
(c) Article 15.
(d) Article 10.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. For Catholics what is necessary for someone to be a Christian?

2. Lord Jesus was baptized by whom?

3. Due to the limitations of the human mind, what is the alternative means by which humans can come into knowledge of the divine?

4. Will there be resurrection of the bodies of the deceased?

5. How does baptism unite the People of God?

Short Essay Questions

1. How can transmission take place?

2. What is found in the articles in this chapter?

3. How is faith discussed in relation to science?

4. How did baptism begin?

5. What is liturgy?

6. What does the Catechism say about the faith one should have in God, compared to his own parents?

7. What is the function of the Church?

8. What deeper interpretation is provided regarding Jesus' title of Lord?

9. How is the current version of the Catechism different from previous ones? Why is it different?

10. What is meant by everlasting life?

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