This is the latest in a series of “just for fun” quizzes. How’s your knowledge of the Bible, the Church, or of Christianity? Try the quiz, test your knowledge, and come back later to try the next quiz. You can take the quiz as many times as you want.
Welcome to our “Every Once in a While” quiz!
Read the instructions, and then answer each question (click the “Next” button after each question). When the quiz is finished, you’ll see the results. 
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Instructions for Taking the Quiz
To answer a question, click the “toggle switch” that’s next to the correct answer. When selected, the “toggle switch” will point to the right.
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The quizzes usually consist of five questions.
Instructions for Viewing the Results
When you Finish the quiz, your score will be shown on the top of the page. You can then scroll through each question to see the right answer.
The right answer will be enclosed by a Green Box. If you selected a wrong answer, it will be enclosed by a Red Box.
Here we go…
Read the following quiz introduction, answer the first question, then click the “Next” button. Good luck!
The Greek letters Alpha and Omega begin and end the Greek alphabet. These letters remind us that Jesus was at the Creation and that He will be with us throughout eternity. The letters that look like “IHS” remind us of “Jesus” when written in Greek: IHΣΟΥΣ Many Christmons remind us of the Trinity, but the dove is used to remind us of the Holy Spirit. True, it’s a shell- but notice the drops of water that are falling down from it. The “X” is like the Greek letter “Chi” (Ch-), and the thing that looks like a “P” is the Greek letter Rho (r-). Put them together and you have a reminder of “CHRist”.
Christmas is surrounded by symbols- do you know what they mean? For each of the following, click the picture or name of the symbol that’s being described.
#1 Which Christmon reminds us that Christ is “from everlasting to everlasting”?
#2 If you spelled out “Jesus” in Greek, which symbol would remind you of the beginning letters?
#3 Which of the following does NOT symbolize the Trinity?
#4 Which Christmon reminds us of Baptism?
#5 Chi and Rho are the first two Greek letters in the word “Christ.” Which Christmon reminds us of this?
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OK… “Daily Quiz” might be a bit of an overstatement.
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Note that we also feature a companion “Daily Poll!” Just for fun, we’ll explore deep questions such as- What’s your favorite hymn? Favorite Bible verse? Favorite Bible Version? etc, etc. This Poll will also be changed “occasionally.” But whenever you open it, you can see how the results are tracking. Click the below button to to check out the Daily Poll (you can also access it from the home page):
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