- 1. Saint John, known as the 'Port City,' is a vibrant urban center located on the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. With its rich history dating back to its founding in 1604, Saint John is the oldest incorporated city in Canada and boasts an array of historical sites, including the majestic City Market, which is the largest dry good market in Canada. The city's waterfront is a bustling area filled with shops, restaurants, and scenic views of the harbor, where visitors can watch the impressive tides that rise and fall along the Bay of Fundy, the highest tides in the world. The Kings Square, a beautifully landscaped park in the heart of the city, offers a glimpse into the city's colonial past, while the nearby Loyalist House stands as a testament to the Loyalist heritage of the area. The city is also known for its cultural diversities, hosting various events and festivals throughout the year, such as the Saint John Theatre Company productions and the annual Canada Day celebrations that bring together residents and tourists alike. Distinguished by its historic architecture, including the iconic City Hall and the impressive Old Griffiths House, Saint John is not only a hub for maritime commerce but also a place where art, culture, and history blend seamlessly, offering an inviting atmosphere that captivates all who visit.
When is the feast day of Saint John the Baptist celebrated?
A) August 15
B) March 17
C) June 24
D) December 25
- 2. What is the traditional symbol associated with Saint John the Apostle?
A) Eagle
B) Lion
C) Bull
D) Ox
- 3. Where is the traditional burial site of Saint John the Evangelist?
A) Jerusalem
B) Ephesus
C) Athens
D) Rome
- 4. Which Gospel is attributed to Saint John?
A) Gospel of Matthew
B) Gospel of Luke
C) Gospel of John
D) Gospel of Mark
- 5. In what sea was the island of Patmos, where Saint John is said to have received the Revelation, located?
A) Red Sea
B) Aegean Sea
C) Mediterranean Sea
D) Black Sea
- 6. What is the primary theme of Saint John's Gospel?
A) Law
B) Love
C) Sacrifice
D) Judgment
- 7. Who is said to have baptized Jesus in the River Jordan according to Christian tradition?
A) James
B) Peter
C) Andrew
D) John the Baptist
- 8. Which emperor is said to have exiled Saint John to the island of Patmos?
A) Caligula
B) Domitian
C) Nero
D) Constantine
- 9. What language is the Gospel of John believed to have been originally written in?
A) Latin
B) Aramaic
C) Greek
D) Hebrew
- 10. In Christian tradition, what is the relation between Saint John the Evangelist and John the Apostle?
A) Teacher and student
B) Same person
C) Cousins
D) Brothers
- 11. Saint John was one of the twelve disciples of whom?
A) Moses
B) Solomon
C) David
D) Jesus
- 12. What was the occupation of Saint John before he became a disciple of Jesus?
A) Fisherman
B) Merchant
C) Blacksmith
D) Carpenter
- 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) Patmos
B) Sicily
C) Crete
D) Cyprus
- 15. In which modern-day country is the town of Selçuk, close to the traditional site of Saint John's tomb?
A) Greece
B) Israel
C) Turkey
D) Italy
- 16. In artwork representing Saint John's symbol, what is the eagle often shown holding in its beak?
A) Crown
B) Branch
C) Scroll
D) Harp
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