Check the white spot beside your answer 1. Was Hiram Abif a real person?   No, the story is a Masonic allegory      Yes, He's found in Kings 7:13-15      Yes, Hiram was a great Masonic leader during the middle           ages who founded the Grand Lodge of England of England           in 1717 2. Was Albert Pike's book, Morals and Dogma the final authority for      Masonry?       It was the authority over the southern states       No, his book was written for the Scottish Rite, which is an           appendent orginization that a minority of Masons belong to           and not for the Masonic Lodge       It was the authority over all states 3. What are the 3 main supports of the Lodge?       Worshipful Master, Senior and Junior Wardens       The Holy Bible, Square and Compasses       Wisdom, Strength and Beauty 4. The Pillars of the Porch are a symbols for?       Unity, Peace and Plenty       The Holy Bible, Square and Compasses       Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master           Mason 5. Can a member hold any office, in each Lodge where he is a       member, at the same time?       No. only you can only hold one office at a time       Yes, you can hold any office, in each Lodge at the same           time, except Worshipful Master       Yes, you can hold any office in each Lodge where you are           a member 6. Is a 32° Mason more of a Mason than a 3° Mason?       No, because everything that makes you a Mason is taught           in first three degrees       Yes, because he is better educated about Masonry       No, because you are not required to learn the 4° thru the           32° 7. What were the three principal rungs, in the ladder      Jacob saw in his vision?       Unity, Peace and Plenty       Wisdom, Strength and Beauty       Faith, Hope and Charity 8. Behold, How good and how pleasant it is for . . .       Brethren to dwell together in Brotherhood       Brethren to dwell together in unity       Brethren to dwell together in peace and harmony 9. What are Cowens?       Cowens were unskilled stone workers who tried to pass as           master stonemasons       Cowens are men who try to learn the secrets of the Masonic           Lodge       Cowens were the goat herders in the middle ages 10. What are Eavesdroppers?       Eavesdroppers worked with cowens to learn the secrets of           the Masonic Lodge      Eavesdroppers were thatched roof workers       In the middle ages, houses had stone walls about 5 or 6 feet           high with thatched roofs. Any passers by standing under the           eves to avoid rain could hear anything said inside Score = The Correct Answers Are:

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