Do You Know The Salvation Army?
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Where and when was the Salvation Army founded?
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London 1865
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Berlin 1912
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Washington 1830
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New York 1906
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The Salvation army is an international charitable organisation and a Protestant Christian church. In this quiz you can see how much you are informed about this topic. Have some fun!
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Who was the founder of the Salvation Army?
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John Anderson
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William Booth
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Symon Velsh
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William Anderson
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A. William BoothExplanation
William Booth is the correct answer because he was indeed the founder of the Salvation Army. He established the organization in 1865 in London, with the aim of providing assistance and support to the poor and marginalized communities. Booth's vision was to offer both spiritual and practical help, addressing the physical and spiritual needs of those in need. Under his leadership, the Salvation Army grew and expanded its reach globally, becoming a well-known and respected humanitarian organization.Rate this question:
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What was the first name of The Salvation Army?
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The Volunteer Mission
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The Hallelujah Army
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The East London Christian Mission
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The Salvation Army
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A. The East London Christian MissionExplanation
The correct answer is The East London Christian Mission. This organization was initially founded in 1865 in East London, England, by William and Catherine Booth. It was later renamed as The Salvation Army in 1878. The East London Christian Mission aimed to provide spiritual guidance and social services to those in need, and it eventually grew into the well-known global organization known as The Salvation Army.Rate this question:
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The members of the church are called soldiers and the ministers are called officers in The Salvation Army organization. Which of the following ranks does not belong here?
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Captain
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Major
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Commissioner
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Private
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A. PrivateExplanation
The Salvation Army organization uses military terminology to refer to its members and ministers. The ranks Captain, Major, and Commissioner all align with this military theme. However, "Private" does not fit in this context as it is a lower rank in the military hierarchy and does not correspond to a ministerial position.Rate this question:
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Who was the first female head leader of The Salvation Army from 1934 to 1939?
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Eva Burrows
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Catherine Booth
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Evangeline Booth
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Eliza Shirley
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A. Evangeline BoothExplanation
Evangeline Booth was the first female head leader of The Salvation Army from 1934 to 1939. She played a significant role in expanding the organization's work and influence during her tenure. As the daughter of the founder, William Booth, she had a deep understanding of the mission and values of The Salvation Army. Her leadership skills and dedication to social justice made her a trailblazer for women in positions of authority within the organization.Rate this question:
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Which pro football team has been given "the kettle season" to have a good start?
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Cincinatti Bengals
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Dallas Cowboys
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Miami Dolphins
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Washington Redskins
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A. Dallas CowboysExplanation
The Dallas Cowboys have been given "the kettle season" to have a good start. This phrase suggests that the team has been granted a favorable opportunity or advantage at the beginning of the season. It implies that the team is expected to perform well and potentially achieve success in their early games.Rate this question:
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Approximately, in how many countries around the world is The Salvation Army located?
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Over 100
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10 - 25
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40 - 60
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70 - 100
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A. Over 100Explanation
The correct answer is "Over 100". This suggests that The Salvation Army is located in more than 100 countries around the world. This indicates that the organization has a widespread presence and operates in numerous countries, providing its services and assistance to those in need on a global scale.Rate this question:
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When have the famous Salvation Army "doughnut girls" serve their first doughnuts?
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World War II
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The War of 1812
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The Korean War
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World War I
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A. World War IExplanation
During World War I, the famous Salvation Army "doughnut girls" served their first doughnuts. This was a time when the Salvation Army volunteers would provide support and comfort to soldiers on the front lines. They would prepare and distribute doughnuts as a way to boost morale and provide a taste of home to the soldiers. This tradition of serving doughnuts continued throughout the war and became an iconic symbol of the Salvation Army's dedication to serving those in need during times of conflict.Rate this question:
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What did three S's stand for that were used to express how The Salvation Army is helping the less fortunate people?
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Sobriety, Singing and Salvation
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Soup, Soap and Salvation
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Sobriety, Sandwiches and Souls
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Soup, Singing and Sandwiches
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A. Soup, Soap and SalvationExplanation
The three S's that were used to express how The Salvation Army is helping the less fortunate people are Soup, Soap, and Salvation. This means that they provide food (soup), hygiene products (soap), and spiritual support (salvation) to those in need.Rate this question:
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In the United States, how many people are estimated to be helped every year by the Salvation Army?
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Between 9 and 10 million people
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About 500,000 people
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More than 30 million people
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Less than 1 million people
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A. More than 30 million peopleExplanation
The correct answer is "More than 30 million people". This means that the Salvation Army is estimated to help a significant number of individuals every year in the United States. The organization's efforts and resources reach a large portion of the population, providing assistance and support to those in need.Rate this question:
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