Senior Deacon Fellow Craft Degree Practice Test

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• Does the line 'It has' refer to the grip having a name?
• Which two actions are commanded by the phrase 'Letter it ad begin'?
• Which description best captures what signs depend on?
• What is Jachin described as in the line 'Jachin, my Brother, is the...'?
• Where is the Worshipful Master located when examining the candidate?
• What is disposed of by the instruction 'Letter or syllable it'?
• What elements define the signs by which a Mason may be recognized?
• Who is prompted to provide the syllables if necessary?
• When asked to 'give it,' what is the stance expressed?
• Where is the Junior Warden's station located?
• Which statement confirms the visitor is duly and truly prepared?
• What are tokens as defined in the dialogue?
• How do signs and tokens function?
• What statement confirms that the pass-word is correct?
• Has he the pass-word?
• Where is the place that the candidate is approaching represented?
• Which phrase signals the start of the letter sequence?
• How many times is the question "Who comes here?" asked by the Worshipful Master?
• Which officer will teach the Brother how to wear his apron as a Fellow Craft?
• How do you gain admission according to the Junior Warden?
• The phrase 'elsewhere about the Lodge as he may direct' implies the deacon may operate around the Lodge at the direction of whom?
• What describes a Brother who has completed Entered Apprentice and now seeks Fellow Craft?
• The initials spoken form which name when read in order?
• What instruction follows the report of the alarm?
• Who holds the password for the candidate according to the dialogue?
• From what and to what does the dialogue describe moving?
• What is the pass-word given for the benefit of the Craft?
• What is the indicated right or benefit to obtain the privilege?
• Who says 'I am satisfied; pass on' after the questions are answered?
• The pass-grip degree?
• Who began to design and lay down plans that time and experience would improve?
• In the dialogue, the question 'From what and to what?' refers to moving from which grip to which grip?
• How should one dispose of it according to the dialogue?
• What command is given to advance and give the password?
• In a later exchange, how is it proposed to dispose of it?
• In the dialogue, what is the reply to 'Will you be off or from?'
• Which degree is the brother seeking to be passed to?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between the instruction and approaching the East?
• Which line asserts that the word is correct?
• What is the Master’s response when orders have been obeyed?
• What is the exact line used to report the visitor who desires entry to the Worshipful Master?
• By what right or benefit does he expect to obtain this privilege?
• Is the Brother worthy and well qualified?
• Is this act performed by the candidate's own free will and accord?
• In the dialogue, 'From what and to what?' refers to moving from the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft to the real grip of the same. Which option matches this movement?
• Does the pass-grip have a name?
• What is spoken after the word is confirmed?
• Pass-grip description in terms of degree
• Which duty is noted for the deacon in relation to the inner door alarms?
• What does the letter K symbolize in this context?
• Which line indicates the instruction to dispose of the word by parts?
• What is the status of the Brother who comes here seeking to progress in Masonry by being passed to the Degree of a Fellow Craft?
• What action opens the dialogue?
• Tokens recognition across darkness and light is achieved by?
• Advance and give it. What pass-word is announced?
• Which action is included in the deacon's duties related to the door?
• Which degree is associated with the grip discussed in this dialogue?
• Which sequence of steps is described for the winding staircase in the ritual path to the Middle Chamber?
• Which name is formed by the initials J, C, H, I, N in the text?
• Is he duly and truly prepared?
• WM: Who comes here?
• What happened to ancient monuments due to the lapse of time and war?
• Can a Mason impart the pass-grip if he did not receive it himself?
• Which word is formed by combining the syllables shown in the passage leading to Shibboleth?
• In the dialogue, when asked how to dispose of it, which instruction is given?
• In the initiation, which instrument pierces the left breast as a moral symbol?
• Whose orders require the Senior Deacon to teach the Brother how to wear his apron as a Fellow Craft?
• In the question 'Will you be off or from?', which option is correct?
• Which duty requires attending the alarms at the inner door?
• What is the purpose of the alarm at the inner door?
• What is the next step after the candidate is deemed qualified and seeking more Light?
• Which option best describes the overall sequence depicted in the dialogue?
• Does the real grip have a name in the dialogue?
• Which statement best reflects the speaker's stance on giving or imparting the grip?
• How will you dispose of it?
• How will you dispose of the pass-grip?
• Who answers the knock at the door?
• What does the Worshipful Master order after learning there is an alarm?
• Which description corresponds to the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft?
• What term describes the visitor who desires entry as used by the Junior Deacon?
• When JW asks 'Pass. What is that?', which grip is described as the real grip?
• Which organization is said to have survived the devastations of time and war?
• How should the candidate be received into the lodge?
• In the doorway exchange, how is the arriving person described?
• Who will teach the Brother how to wear his apron as a Fellow Craft?
• Which term is formed by the sequence of syllables in the dialogue?
• Is this act of requesting the next degree done by the Brother of his own free will and accord?
• A deacon's duty includes carrying orders from the Worshipful Master in the East to which officer in the West?
• How is the visitor described in the Junior Deacon’s report?
• In this exchange, what does advance and give it refer to?
• Why did you leave the West and travel East?
• Which line defines the 'real grip' in this context?
• Has he made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?
• Who instituted Shibboleth in the narrative?
• What is the exact name of the pass-grip used by the described degree?
• Which question verifies the visitor's free will and accord?
• Does the grip have a name?
• Before being examined, who holds the pass-word for the candidate?
• What term describes the specific grips used to recognize a Mason in the dark as in the light?
• Which question asks about suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?
• Does the real grip of a Fellow Craft have a name?
• The pass-word is right. What signal is used to conduct the Brother to the Worshipful Master in the East for examination?
• What action follows the disposal instruction?
• How many times should you knock on the stone?
• What is the purpose of the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft?
• How is admission gained according to the dialogue?
• Which object is applied to the right breast to symbolize virtue?
• Is the Brother duly and truly prepared?
• Does the candidate have the pass-word?
• Who comes here?
• By what further right or benefit does he expect to obtain this privilege?
• In the dialogue, what is the term for the grip that follows the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft?
• Which question asks whether he is worthy and well qualified?
• Responding to 'Will you be off or from?', what is the answer?
• The Brother is seeking which degree to be passed to?
• Who orders the instruction for approaching the East in due and ancient form?
• The progression from 'pass-grip' to 'real grip' describes what?
• What is stated about giving or imparting the grip?
• In the described rite, what are defined as signs?
• Is this act of his own free will and accord?
• Has he made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?
• In the dialogue, what is the 'pass' described as?
• Let him enter this Worshipful Lodge of Fellow Crafts, and be received in due and ancient form.
• A survey of Nature and its proportions led man to imitate what?
• The 'advance a sign' alludes to what aspect?
• When asked to impart the grip, how does the Senior Deacon respond?
• Following the instruction 'Letter it and begin', what is the response?
• Which action is explicitly listed as a deacon's duty among these options?
• Is he worthy and well qualified?
• What do tokens enable a Mason to do?
• What is the pass-word used in this dialogue?
• How is the Shibboleth represented symbolically?
• What will the Senior Warden in the West teach him?
• Who whispers the pass-word to the examiner?
• The 'further sign' in the dialogue alludes to which concept?
• What lesson does the corn symbolism teach regarding needs?
• By what further right or benefit does he expect to obtain this important privilege?
• Which of the following is the password used to gain admission as a Fellow Craft?
• How should the grip be disposed of?
• Which grip is identified as the real grip in the exchange?
• In the dialogue, which officer speaks the opening question?
• What does geometry enable us to do according to the text?
• In lodge terminology, which direction is associated with the Worshipful Master?
• What does the Middle Chamber symbolize in the discourse?
• Whence did you come and where are you traveling?
• Is he worthy and well qualified?
• What happened to the Ephraimites who could not pronounce the word Shibboleth?
• What are tokens used for?
• What action completes the process before the examination by the Worshipful Master?
• What is the speaker's stance on giving the grip to another?
• Which officer asks 'Who comes here? Who comes here? Who comes here?'
• Which option is a duty that involves welcoming Brethren to the Lodge?
• What is the purpose of obtaining the pass-word in this rite?
• What word is whispered during the examination?
• Which concept is symbolized by the Square of Virtue?
• Who answers when the Junior Deacon knocks on the inner door?
• Which action is explicitly listed as part of the deacon's duties regarding candidates?
• The dialogue references which degree in relation to the grip?
• Which officer reports that there is an alarm at the inner door?
• Duly and truly prepared?
• What degree is the candidate attempting to reach?
• How many knocks are required to initiate the dialogue?
• How many times is the pass-word given during the examination?
• How many times should you knock on the stone before the Senior Warden?
• Which statement asserts that the thing has a designation?
• The Worshipful Master presides from which direction?
• How may I know him to be such?
• What does the Shibboleth denote in the symbolism of the rite?
• Who is instructed to reconduct the Brother to the Senior Warden in the West?
• Has he the pass-word?
• Who holds the pass-word for the candidate?
• How does the speaker respond to being asked to give the sign or token if he did not receive it himself?
• What single word answers the question 'From what and to what'?
• Is the Brother considered worthy and well qualified?
• Which action signals the start of the process?
• Which officer is addressed as 'Brother Senior Deacon'?
• Which description does the Junior Deacon use for the visitor who desires entry?
• Which group is described as endeavoring to work their way into the Middle Chamber?
• The phrase 'elsewhere about the Lodge as he may direct' indicates duties may be performed under the direction of whom?
• To whom is the candidate conducted for examination in the West?
• Does it have a name?
• Carrying orders from the Worshipful Master in the East to the Senior Warden in the West describes a directional flow of?
• In the ceremony, what is the pass-word used to obtain the privilege of being passed to the Degree of Fellow Craft?
• What word is formed by the syllables Shib, bo, leth?
• Who should begin in the dialogue?
• What is described by the question 'Pass. What is that?'
• The dialogue describes a range from one degree to another. From which degree to which is specified?
• By what right or benefit does the candidate expect to obtain this privilege?
• How long did Jephthah rule Israel after his victory?
• What is the relationship between the pass-grip and the real grip?
• What is geometry's relation to Freemasonry as described?
• Which statement best describes the overall content of the exchange?
• How does the speaker respond when asked to give it to me?
• The instruction requires approaching the East in which form?
• Who is described as approaching to the Junior Warden seeking admission?
• The Junior Warden's station is in which direction?
• Which action is used to summon the candidate at the start of the ceremony?
• A brother who has been duly initiated as an Entered Apprentice seeks to be passed to the degree of Fellow Craft for what reason?
• Has he made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?
• Which line explicitly commands the start of the sequence?
• Which term refers to the handshake used to identify a Mason within the lodge?
• Which degree does the Brother seek to reach by this progression?
• What word is spoken after 'Advance and give it'?
• What place is represented in the dialogue as the setting for the advanced brother?
• From what to what is described in the exchange?
• How does the visitor respond to the question about free will?
• Has the candidate the pass-word?
• Duly and truly prepared?
• Has he made suitable proficiency in the preceding degree?
• What final action is performed to conclude the process?
• Who stands at the inner door and will demand the real grip and word of a Fellow Craft?
• The 'further sign' alludes to what?
• Which action follows 'Syllable it and begin' in the dialogue?
• According to the dialogue, how should the item be disposed of?
• Who will reconduct him to the Senior Warden in the West?
• How is the transmission of the token described?
• A token system is described as enabling recognition in what conditions?
• What action is prompted by the alarm at the inner door?
• After syllable it and begin, who is instructed to begin?
• Who is described as the Grand Artificer of the Universe?
• In which direction is the Worshipful Master positioned when giving orders to the deacon?
• Which aspect does the 'further sign' allude to?
• Who is identified as the expected visitor in the dialogue?
• What is the answer to whether the act is performed by his own free will and accord?
• What does the 'advance a sign' metaphorically refer to?