1. This peninsula in Greece is steep and rocky. There are some twenty monasteries and thirteen sketes (smaller facilities) on the land. You may hear the place referred to as "Agion Oros," or the "Holy Mountain." What is it? Mt. Suribachi Mt. Airy Mt. McKinley Mt. Athos

2. Observant members of the Church are expected to do which of the following on Wednesdays and Fridays? Attend special services Keep a fast Commemorate their patron saints Read from a prayer book

3. If you visit a church, you may see something called Orthros. What is that? A class about church history A book of hymns A prayer service A plaque commemorating the completion of the building

4. Which of the following would you generally see or hear people do at a service? Sing 'a capella,' that is, without instrumental accompaniment Rarely make the Sign of the Cross Spend most of the time seated Kneel before the altar when receiving Holy Communion

5. Which of the following will you generally *not* see people do at a service? Exchange a 'sign of peace' before Communion Face west for the majority of the time Bow or prostrate themselves during certain prayers Light a prayer candle

6. On which of these holidays would you see something called the "blessing of the waters"? Christmas Epiphany Pascha (Easter) Dormition (Assumption)

7. Toward the end of a service, you may be handed something called the "antidoron." What is it? Bread blessed by the priest, but not for use in Holy Communion A flower A copy of the church bulletin A palm frond

8. The Greek Orthodox Church recognizes "various ceremonies, words and symbolisms" to honor the grace of God in one's life. Just as do other churches, it calls these events sacraments. One of them is Confession. Where in the church building is this conducted? Toward the front In an administrative office In an alcove at the side At the entranceway

9. The archbishop of which city is considered the prelate of the Church of Greece? Thessaloniki Athens Corinth Sparta

10. At Pascha (Easter), one may hear Orthodox people greet one another by saying, "Christ is risen!" What is the appropriate response? Rejoice! Let us be illumined by the feast. Now is the day of salvation. Truly he is risen!