- 1. When is the feast day of Saint John the Baptist celebrated?
A) August 15 B) March 17 C) December 25 D) June 24
- 2. What is the traditional symbol associated with Saint John the Apostle?
A) Lion B) Eagle C) Ox D) Bull
- 3. Where is the traditional burial site of Saint John the Evangelist?
A) Ephesus B) Jerusalem C) Athens D) Rome
- 4. Which Gospel is attributed to Saint John?
A) Gospel of Mark B) Gospel of Matthew C) Gospel of Luke D) Gospel of John
- 5. In what sea was the island of Patmos, where Saint John is said to have received the Revelation, located?
A) Aegean Sea B) Red Sea C) Black Sea D) Mediterranean Sea
- 6. What is the primary theme of Saint John's Gospel?
A) Sacrifice B) Law C) Judgment D) Love
- 7. Who is said to have baptized Jesus in the River Jordan according to Christian tradition?
A) Peter B) Andrew C) James D) John the Baptist
- 8. Which emperor is said to have exiled Saint John to the island of Patmos?
A) Domitian B) Constantine C) Caligula D) Nero
- 9. What language is the Gospel of John believed to have been originally written in?
A) Aramaic B) Hebrew C) Greek D) Latin
- 10. In Christian tradition, what is the relation between Saint John the Evangelist and John the Apostle?
A) Brothers B) Cousins C) Teacher and student D) Same person
- 11. Saint John was one of the twelve disciples of whom?
A) Moses B) David C) Jesus D) Solomon
- 12. What was the occupation of Saint John before he became a disciple of Jesus?
A) Merchant B) Carpenter C) Blacksmith D) Fisherman
- 13. Which title is often used for Saint John due to his special relationship with Jesus?
A) Faithful Servant B) Chosen Heir C) Holy Guardian D) Beloved Disciple
- 14. Which island is traditionally believed to be the place where Saint John wrote the Book of Revelation?
A) Crete B) Sicily C) Cyprus D) Patmos
- 15. In which modern-day country is the town of Selçuk, close to the traditional site of Saint John's tomb?
A) Israel B) Italy C) Greece D) Turkey
- 16. In artwork representing Saint John's symbol, what is the eagle often shown holding in its beak?
A) Harp B) Crown C) Branch D) Scroll
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