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Importance Masonic and OES Oaths & Obligations

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fill in the blank: Masonic and OES oaths are sacred promises made during _______ and advancement.

a)

initiation

b)

celebration

c)

retirement

d)

coronation

2.

Fill in the blank: Masonic and OES oaths are taken before God, the Lodge or Chapter, and _______.

a)

fellow members

b)

the public

c)

the government

d)

the clergy

e)

the officers

3.

Which of the following do Masonic and OES oaths represent?

a)

Wealth and power

b)

Loyalty, virtue, integrity, and service

c)

Secrecy and isolation

d)

Competition and rivalry

4.

Fill in the blank: One purpose of these obligations is to build ________ and spiritual character.

a)

moral

b)

physical

c)

financial

d)

intellectual

5.

Fill in the blank: One purpose of these obligations is to strengthen unity, trust, and ________.

a)

accountability

b)

freedom

c)

wealth

d)

competition

6.

Fill in the blank: One purpose of these obligations is to honor the teachings of the Craft and the ________ of the Star.

a)

Heroines

b)

Guardians

c)

Priests

d)

Knights

7.

Fill in the blank: Oaths are sworn on ________ texts.

a)

sacred

b)

ancient

c)

legal

d)

historical

8.

Fill in the blank: Symbolize a commitment to a higher standard of ________.

a)

living

b)

eating

c)

speaking

d)

traveling

9.

Fill in the blank: Reflect duty to God, family, community, and ________.

a)

self

b)

wealth

c)

power

d)

country

10.

Fill in the blank: Obligations foster ______, compassion, and harmony.

a)

respect

b)

anger

c)

confusion

d)

indifference

e)

jealousy

11.

Fill in the blank: Build a family bond within ______ and Chapters.

a)

Lodges

b)

Groups

c)

Teams

d)

Clubs

12.

Fill in the blank: Promote support, mentoring, and shared ______.

a)

purpose

b)

goals

c)

values

d)

tasks

13.

Fill in the blank: One consequence of failing to uphold oaths is the loss of ______ and respect.

a)

trust

b)

wealth

c)

power

d)

freedom

14.

Fill in the blank: Failing to uphold oaths can lead to possible ______ actions.

a)

disciplinary

b)

financial

c)

social

d)

legal

15.

Fill in the blank: There are spiritual and ______ consequences for self and the Order when oaths are not upheld.

a)

moral

b)

physical

c)

financial

d)

legal

16.

What should you strive to be for others according to the principles?

a)

A light and example to others.

b)

A critic of others.

c)

Indifferent to others.

d)

A follower of others.

17.

Sharing ritual secrets with ________ is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

non-members

b)

elders

c)

initiates

d)

leaders

18.

Failing to support a Brother or Sister in ________ is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

distress

b)

joy

c)

success

d)

comfort

19.

Acting ________ in business or personal conduct is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

unethically

b)

professionally

c)

ethically

d)

responsibly

20.

Spreading discord or gossip within the ________ or ________ is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

Lodge, Chapter

b)

School, Office

c)

Family, Friends

d)

Team, Club

21.

Neglecting regular ________ or participation in duties is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

attendance

b)

punctuality

c)

discipline

d)

honesty

22.

Violating ________ or sacred trust given by another member is an example of breaking oaths and obligations.

a)

confidentiality

b)

loyalty

c)

honesty

d)

responsibility

23.

Fill in the blank: Masonic and OES oaths are not symbolic—they are _______.

a)

sacred

b)

temporary

c)

optional

d)

casual

24.

Fill in the blank: Living by Masonic and OES oaths preserves the _______ of both Orders.

a)

legacy

b)

secrecy

c)

membership

d)

ritual

25.

Fill in the blank: Be faithful to your word, your Brothers and Sisters, and the _______.

a)

Light

b)

Path

c)

Journey

d)

Truth