Masonic Knowledge Quiz

1. Where did you come from?

From the mountains.

From the sea.

From a lodge of the Holy Saints John at Jeruselem

From a faraway land.

The correct answer refers to a specific location at Jerusalem where the Holy Saints John lodge is located.

Explanation

The correct answer refers to a specific location at Jerusalem where the Holy Saints John lodge is located.

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2. What is the purpose of joining Masonry?

To learn to subdue my passions and improve myself in Masonry

To socialize with influential people.

To gain wealth and power.

To showcase my superiority over others.

The correct answer highlights the core values and principles of Masonry, focusing on personal growth and self-improvement rather than material or social gains.

Explanation

The correct answer highlights the core values and principles of Masonry, focusing on personal growth and self-improvement rather than material or social gains.

3. Are you a Mason?

I am so taken and accepted among brothers and fellows.

I am so taken and accepted among brothers and fellows

I don't know what a Mason is.

No, I am not a Mason.

Yes, I am a stone mason by trade.

The correct answer refers to being a Freemason and being recognized among fellow members.

Explanation

The correct answer refers to being a Freemason and being recognized among fellow members.

4. What is the defining factor that makes someone a Mason?

Attending meetings regularly

Reading Masonic literature

My obligation

Contributing to charity

In Freemasonry, taking the obligation is a solemn promise to uphold the values and duties of the fraternity. It is a symbolic gesture that signifies a commitment to the principles of Freemasonry.

Explanation

In Freemasonry, taking the obligation is a solemn promise to uphold the values and duties of the fraternity. It is a symbolic gesture that signifies a commitment to the principles of Freemasonry.