Understanding Baptism: A Quiz

Which Christian tradition is most closely associated with infant baptism?

• Baptist

• Roman Catholic

• Pentecostal

• Quaker

At what age is believer's baptism usually performed?

• As a baby

• At any age, but only when the person can make their own decision

• At exactly 12 years old

• Only after marriage

What does the water in baptism symbolise?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Cleansing from sin and new life

• Good luck

• Friendship

Which of the following is a key difference between Catholic baptism and believer's baptism?

• The use of holy water

• The age of the person being baptised

• The language spoken during the ceremony

• The day of the week it is performed

In a Catholic baptism, what is usually placed on the baby's head?

• A crown

• Holy water

• A candle

• Bread

Which group is most likely to practise believer's baptism?

• Methodists

• Baptists

• Catholics

• Orthodox Christians

What is the main purpose of baptism in Christianity?

• To join a sports club

• To symbolise entry into the Christian faith

• To celebrate a birthday

• To receive presents

During a believer's baptism, how is the person usually baptised?

• Sprinkling water on the head

• Pouring water over the feet

• Full immersion in water

• Drinking holy water

Which of the following is a common symbol used in both Catholic and believer's baptism?

• Bread

• Water

• Incense

• Oil lamps

What is often given to the parents or godparents during a Catholic baptism?

• A loaf of bread

• A candle

• A medal

• A Bible