Craft Fc Catechism Quiz

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1. Are you a Fellow Craft?

Maybe, I'm not sure.

I am, try me

No, I am not.

Yes, I am.

In Freemasonry, 'Are Ye a Fellow Craft?' is a traditional question asked to members during certain rituals. The correct response 'I am, try me' signifies a readiness to move forward in the ritualistic journey.

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2. How will ye be tried?

By the square

By the hexagon.

By the circle.

By the triangle.

In this context, being tried 'by the square' refers to the Masonic symbolism of moral and ethical conduct being evaluated against the principles of the square tool.

Explanation

In this context, being tried 'by the square' refers to the Masonic symbolism of moral and ethical conduct being evaluated against the principles of the square tool.

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3. Why is the Square important in Freemasonry?

Because it is an emblem of morality and one of the working tools of a FC

Because it signifies secrecy and deception.

Because it symbolizes love and kindness.

Because it represents wealth and power.

The Square in Freemasonry is an emblem of morality, symbolizing honesty, integrity, and the importance of living a virtuous life. It is one of the working tools used by Fellowcrafts (FC) in their journey of self-improvement.

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4. What defines a square?

An angle of 90 degrees or the one fourth part of a circle

A square is a geometric shape with curved edges.

A square is an angle of 90 degrees or the one fourth part of a circle.

A square is a shape with six sides and six corners.

A square is a triangle with one right angle.

A square is a specific type of quadrilateral with four equal sides and four right angles, making it distinct from other shapes mentioned in the incorrect answers.

Explanation

A square is a specific type of quadrilateral with four equal sides and four right angles, making it distinct from other shapes mentioned in the incorrect answers.

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5. What defines someone as a FC?

My obligation

Their appearance

Their luck

Their talent

The correct answer 'Their obligation' refers to the sense of duty and responsibility that comes with being a FC, while the incorrect answers do not fully capture the essence of what makes someone a FC.

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6. Where were you made a FC?

In a public building without the need for any specific qualifications.

At home with a group of friends who are also Freemasons.

During a secret ceremony in a hidden location.

In a legally constituted lodge of ancient free and accepted Masons working in the 2nd degree.

The correct answer highlights the importance of being made a Fellow Craft in a legally constituted lodge following the traditional Masonic practices.

Explanation

The correct answer highlights the importance of being made a Fellow Craft in a legally constituted lodge following the traditional Masonic practices.

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7. Where were ye prepared?

In a room adjoining a legally constituted lodge of ancient free and accepted Masons working in the second degree

At home in private with personal belongings nearby.

In a public area with witnesses present.

In a secluded outdoor location away from civilization.

The correct answer describes the specific location and circumstances in which the preparation takes place within the context of ancient free and accepted Masonry.

Explanation

The correct answer describes the specific location and circumstances in which the preparation takes place within the context of ancient free and accepted Masonry.

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8. How were you prepared?

I was blindfolded and led by my left arm.

The same as in the preceding degree except my right knee & breast were bared hoodwinked with a cable tow twice around my naked right arm in which condition I was led to a door.

I was not prepared in any specific way.

I was required to recite a vow before being prepared.

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9. How did the person know it was a door despite being hoodwinked?

By the smell coming from behind it.

By seeing the keyhole and handle before being hoodwinked.

By the sound it made when knocked on.

By first meeting with resistance, afterwards gaining admission.

The correct answer indicates that the person realized it was a door by facing resistance first, then being able to gain entry. The incorrect answers provide alternative but inaccurate methods of identifying the door.

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10. How did you gain admission?

By giving 3 distinct knocks from without which were answered by a like number from within, with the question, who comes here

By showing a membership card.

By giving a secret password at the entrance.

By sneaking in through a back door.

The correct answer describes the specific process of gaining admission by knocking on the door and being questioned from within.

Explanation

The correct answer describes the specific process of gaining admission by knocking on the door and being questioned from within.

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11. What is the next step for AJE, a worthy brother who has been regularly initiated as an EA and now prays further light in Masonry?

AJE a worthy brother who has been regularly initiated as an EA and now prays further light in Masonry by being passed to the degree of FC

To remain as an EA for eternity

To be demoted back to the degree of Entered Apprentice

To skip directly to the degree of MM without passing through FC

In Freemasonry, progressing from the Entered Apprentice (EA) degree to the Fellow Craft (FC) degree is a customary step on the journey to becoming a Master Mason (MM). This progression allows the Freemason to gain further knowledge and understanding of the teachings and rituals of Freemasonry.

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12. What question was asked in regards to the candidate's readiness to proceed to the next degree?

Was it of my own free will and accord that I made this request, was I duly and truly prepared & had I made suitable proficeincy in the preceding degree. All of which being answered in the affirmative, I was asked by what further rite I expected to gain the benefit of this degree.

Has the candidate completed the necessary paperwork for the next degree?

Did the candidate pay the required fee for advancing to the next degree of initiation?

Is the candidate fully aware of the responsibilities that come with the next degree?

The correct question asked to the candidate focuses on their willingness, preparation, and proficiency in the preceding degree, before inquiring about their expectations for the next degree.

Explanation

The correct question asked to the candidate focuses on their willingness, preparation, and proficiency in the preceding degree, before inquiring about their expectations for the next degree.

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13. How can you gain access to the system?

By performing a dance ritual.

By the rite of a password.

By sacrificing a goat.

By reciting a secret incantation.

The correct way to gain access to the system is by using a password, not by performing any other ritualistic acts.

Explanation

The correct way to gain access to the system is by using a password, not by performing any other ritualistic acts.

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14. Did you have the password?

I had the password written down.

Yes, I remembered the password.

No, I never needed the password.

I had it not, but my conductor gave it for me.

The correct answer indicates that the person did not have the password but it was given by their conductor.

Explanation

The correct answer indicates that the person did not have the password but it was given by their conductor.

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15. What were you then told?

To immediately proceed without waiting for any response.

To give up on the request and pursue a different course of action.

To inform others about the request before WM was contacted.

To wait a time, with patience, until the WM was informed of my request and his answer returned.

The correct answer highlights the importance of patience and waiting for the WM's response, showcasing respectful communication.

Explanation

The correct answer highlights the importance of patience and waiting for the WM's response, showcasing respectful communication.

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16. What should be done upon his arrival?

Let him enter and be received in due form.

Refuse his entry immediately.

Ask him to wait outside.

Ignore him completely.

The correct answer emphasizes allowing the individual to enter and be received appropriately, indicating hospitality and proper manners.

Explanation

The correct answer emphasizes allowing the individual to enter and be received appropriately, indicating hospitality and proper manners.

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17. How were ye received?

I was received with a blank stare and a puzzled expression.

I was received with a stern gaze and a stern warning.

I was received with open arms and warm embraces.

Upon the angle of a square presented to my naked right breast, which was to teach me that the square of truth and virture should be the rule and guide of my conduct in all future transactions with mankind.

The correct answer emphasizes the importance of truth and virtue as guiding principles in one's interactions with others.

Explanation

The correct answer emphasizes the importance of truth and virtue as guiding principles in one's interactions with others.

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18. Where were ye re-conducted?

To the north who showed me the path to the south in a circular motion.

To the SW in the west who taught me how to approach the east in due Masonic form by taking 2 regular upright steps my feet forming the angle of an oblong square, my body erect facing the east.

To the south in the east where I learned the proper way to face the west in a triangular stance.

To the east where I was guided to the north with three uneven steps.

The correct answer provides a detailed explanation of the specific location and actions performed during the Masonic process of re-conduction, while the incorrect answers provide misleading or incorrect information.

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19. What obligation did ten tell ye?

It then became necessary I take an obligation in which I would bind myself to keep secret and inviolable all that might be communicated to me, but it contained nothing that would compromit any duty I owed to God, my country or myslef. After this assurance I signified my willingness to take the obligation and was placed at the altar in due form to be made a FC

The obligation involved a betrayal of duties to God, country, and oneself.

The obligation was related to breaking promises and not keeping secrets.

The obligation required disclosing all information received to others.

The correct answer explains that the obligation did not compromise any duties, required keeping information secret, and did not involve sharing information against moral or ethical values.

Explanation

The correct answer explains that the obligation did not compromise any duties, required keeping information secret, and did not involve sharing information against moral or ethical values.

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20. What is the due form for taking an obligation?

Kneeling on my naked right knee, my left leg and arm forming the angle of a square, my right hand resting upon the Holy Bible, square and compasses, in which position I take the following obligation.

Sitting comfortably on a chair

Standing with one hand in the air

Walking in a circle around the room

The correct form for taking an obligation in this context involves specific positioning and symbolism as described in the correct answer.

Explanation

The correct form for taking an obligation in this context involves specific positioning and symbolism as described in the correct answer.

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