A) The Stars and Stripes B) The Gadsden flag C) The Union Jack D) The Betsy Ross flag
A) The 1st Marine Division B) The 82nd Airborne Division C) The 101st Airborne Division D) The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard)
A) Fort Myer, Virginia B) Hohenfels, Germany C) Fort Bragg, North Carolina D) Fort Knox, Kentucky
A) The 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment B) No. 103 (Bomber) Squadron C) U.S. Army 4th Infantry Regiment D) The Old Guard
A) U.S. Navy Seal Team 6 B) No. 103 (Bomber) Squadron C) The U.S. Army 4th Infantry Regiment D) The Royal Air Force 1st Fighter Wing
A) A vial of holy water B) A piece of the True Cross C) A fragment of a robe D) A piece of forehead flesh
A) Saint Peter B) Mary Magdalene C) Jesus Christ D) Saint Paul
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Leonardo da Vinci C) Pablo Picasso D) Claude Monet
A) La Vie B) The Old Guitarist C) Les Demoiselles d'Avignon D) Guernica
A) The Metropolitan Museum of Art B) Cleveland Museum of Art C) Museo del Prado D) The Louvre
A) Blue Period B) African Period C) Rose Period D) Cubist Period
A) The post-resurrection encounter in the garden B) The last supper C) The baptism D) The crucifixion
A) The Coast Guard flag B) The Admiral's Ensign C) First Navy Jack D) The Merchant Marine flag
A) Touch me not B) Do not look C) Believe in me D) Hold me now
A) Mary Magdalene B) John C) Thomas D) Jesus
A) John B) Mark C) Luke D) Matthew
A) Μή μου ἅπτου B) Μή μου βλέπε C) Μή μου φίλει D) Μή μου λέγε
A) By touching his wounds B) From within through faith C) By performing rituals D) By traveling to the Ascension site
A) Touch me and believe B) Faith is not required C) Do not doubt me D) Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed
A) Only Catholics B) Only Anglicans C) Eastern Orthodox only D) Catholics, Lutherans, and Anglicans
A) As a command to leave B) As a sign of anger C) As a 'not yet' statement D) As a permanent prohibition
A) His mortal limitations B) His human body C) His physical wounds D) His earthly authority
A) Baroque folk music B) Modern pop music C) Gregorian chant D) Classical opera
A) During Baptismal rites B) During Christmas Eve C) During Matins on Sunday mornings D) During every daily service
A) Cancer absconditus B) Cancer primus C) Cancer occultus D) Cancer malignus
A) Because they caused no pain B) Because they only affected the skin C) Because they were invisible to the eye D) Because handling the swellings made them worse
A) Hibiscus noli-tangere B) Caesar's balsam C) Noli me tangere D) Impatiens noli-tangere
A) They release a fragrance B) They change color C) They wilt instantly D) They explode
A) Poisonous thorns B) Sharp glass-like needles C) Sticky resin D) Stinging hairs
A) A mythical creature B) An elusive lover C) The poet's rival D) Caesar
A) 500 years B) 100 years C) 50 years D) 300 years
A) Petrarch B) Solinus C) Pliny the Elder D) Sir Thomas Wyatt
A) Ophthalmology B) The Gospels C) Spanish colonization D) Cerebralism
A) 1887 B) 1400 C) 1971 D) 1600
A) Twenty-four hours B) Two hours C) Thirteen hours D) Four hours
A) José Rizal B) Anne Enright C) Jacques Rivette D) D. H. Lawrence
A) Nolly May B) The Hind C) Noli D) Caesar
A) Solinus B) Petrarch C) Sir Thomas Wyatt D) Pliny the Elder |