Choose one answer for each question. 8 Quiz 1What does the Bible call the depths of prayer? A Achievements B Heart C Reputation D Memory 2What attitude did Jesus teach about prayer? A Flaunt B Trust, perseverance, and a willingness to forgive. C Using many words to pressure God D Only pray when you are happy. 3What is the purpose of meditation? A Gather as much information as possible. B Compare the truth of faith with life and arrive at a response. C Stop all thoughts. D Seek out new sensations 4What should you do when you're distracted? A Stop praying B Gently recognize what is taking over your heart and return to God. C Constant self-reproach D Pretend there isn't. 5What does the word "we" in the Lord's Prayer invite us to do? A Just think about your team. B Pray in communion and openness to all people. C Avoid praying for others. D Remove all personal differences. 6What are the first three petitions of the Lord's Prayer directed towards? A Name, Kingdom, and the Will of God B Money, health, and success C Past, present, and future D Personal needs only 7How should a sustainable prayer rhythm begin? A It takes a long time to make rapid progress. B Short, consistent, and clearly linked to time and place. C Only when inspired D Completely transform every day. 8What does Christian forgiveness mean? A Denial of injury B No need for justice. C Refuse to harbor resentment and seek healing in the truth, while still maintaining safe boundaries. D Forced return to dangerous situation Answer every question before submitting. Score0% Submit answers Try again References Catechism of the Catholic Church§2558-2865 Previous lessonSeven petitions and daily prayer rhythms Back to pathChristian prayer
