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Running Away/ 7 Noble Virtues — Quiz

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 33mins

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1.

According to the "Running Away" segment, spiritual oppression often begins with:

a)

An immediate demonic attack with no preceding cause

b)

A formal curse

c)

The decision to avoid discomfort and procrastinate inner work

d)

External persecution only

2.

The illusion of those who run away primarily refers to:

a)

Physically leaving difficult situations

b)

Believing distance equals freedom when it often preserves bondage

c)

Travel as spiritual practice

d)

Permanent exemption from trials

3.

The example of Meshach, Shadrach, and Abednego emphasizes:

a)

Avoiding fiery trials at all costs

b)

Deliverance can come through standing firm in the fire, not by avoiding it

c)

The conspirators were justified

d)

They were punished for sin

4.

“You don't have to shout loud, you just have to starve smart.” refers to:

a)

Using fasting only for physical health

b)

Using fasting as a spiritual discipline to break harmful patterns

c)

Fasting during solstices and equinoxes

d)

Fasting to impress others

5.

Deliverance begins when:

a)

A) A demon is physically cast out and never returns

b)

B) You stop running and stop feeding the patterns that empower bondage

c)

C) You move to a new location

d)

D) You isolate completely from others

6.

Comparing demons to parasites highlights that:

a)

They are biologically contagious

b)

They cannot survive if you withhold the energy they consume

c)

They can create problems independently of your choices

d)

They regenerate without limits

7.

Genuine freedom should produce:

a)

Bitterness as proof of truth

b)

An aroma of growth, grace, and gratitude

c)

A desire for revenge

d)

Constant vigilance without peace

8.

After deliverance, we should:

a)

Immediately return to all old patterns

b)

Guard the deliverance and avoid redecorating the same house with old habits

c)

Assume the problem will never reappear and do nothing

d)

Celebrate by reconnecting with old friends and former triggers

9.

To guard deliverance practically, we must:

a)

Repeat old habits with a new spiritual vocabulary

b)

Renounce false oaths, avoid former triggers, and build new routines and community accountability

c)

Isolate entirely to avoid anyone

d)

Rely solely on occasional emotional catharsis

10.

Feeding demons means repeatedly giving attention, emotion, or engaging in behavior to patterns that empower them.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Standing still in the trial can allow a divine presence to move and transform the trial into purification.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Restoration should be carried out with humility rather than vengeance.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Service and community engagement replaces purposeless recreation that invites old patterns.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The whisperers will always encourage you to _______ your bondage instead of ending it.

a)

Fight

b)

Manage

c)

Escape

d)

Fear

15.

In Daniel 3, the conspirators who were bowing down to a golden image represent:

a)

Those who call us to be better.

b)

People who want to uphold law and order.

c)

Internal voices that call for truth.

d)

The outside pressures that want to force your allegiance.

16.

Moving on to the next segment. "Reachin’ Down Inside: 7 Inner Forces That Turn Chaos into Power"

Are you ready?

a)

Yes 😌

b)

No 😩

17.

The acronym I.W.A stands for:

a)

Instincts, Will, Aspirations

b)

Intention, Work, Action

c)

Insight, Wisdom, Alignment

d)

Inhale, Watch, Act

18.

True or False. Chief describes the layers of our being as:

Physical layer ----> The instrument in which things are done

Emotional layer ----->The field of motion

Mental layer ----> Shapes and directs

Causal Layer ----> Provides purpose and patterns

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Where does the Will sit in relation to instinct and aspiration?

a)

Above both instinct and aspiration

b)

Below both instinct and aspiration

c)

Between instinct (below) and aspiration (above)

d)

Unrelated to either

20.

How is Chastity defined in this segment?

a)

Repression and denial of desire

b)

Containment and conservation of life force

c)

Complete abstinence from all pleasure

d)

Public performance of virtue

21.

Which practice is recommend to maintain Chastity before any act of desire/indulgence?

a)

Stop, think, judge

b)

Inhale, observe, transmute

c)

Hold, punish, release

d)

Pray, fast, forget

22.

Temperance, as described, primarily governs:

a)

The throat and speech

b)

The outer vessel — measurement of what enters body/mind

c)

The crown chakra and spiritual visions

d)

Social reputation and image

23.

According to this segment, the diaphragm can be used as:

a)

A source of tension to be avoided

b)

A metronome — to even breath and stabilize inner tides

c)

A muscle to be ignored during meditation

d)

A symbol of weakness

24.

Charity is described as the reversal of which electrical current?

a)

Pride

b)

Greed

c)

Sloth

d)

Envy

25.

Which daily practice is recommend to enlarge your aura?

a)

Public boasting of your good deeds

b)

One conscious act of giving without a witness

c)

Fasting every other day

d)

Posting your charity on social media

26.

Diligence is the antidote to:

a)

Patience

b)

Inertia

c)

Kindness

d)

Humility

27.

Patience is described as:

a)

Passive waiting with tension

b)

Transforming heat into light — active receptivity

c)

Avoiding all conflict at any cost

d)

Immediate emotional discharge

28.

The nightly ledger practice is intended to:

a)

Catalogue other people's failures

b)

Record daily currents of virtue and distortion to reform habits

c)

Prepare a financial budget only

d)

Replace prayer and meditation

29.

Chastity equals repression and must be avoided.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Patience is merely sitting silently while holding tension; it is passive.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Negligence disperses energy.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

The analogy used for internal upkeep (working on the currents rather than moral penance) was called “electrical ______.”

a)

housekeeping

b)

repair

c)

flow

d)

charge

33.

Charity radiates while greed ______. (one word)

a)

contracts

b)

expands

c)

shines

d)

grows

34.

When inner heat rises during the day, the immediate practical instruction is to ______ your breath. (one word)

a)

slow

b)

shorten

c)

hold

d)

count

35.

Fill in the blank: ________ is the power to direct one's actions or thoughts.

a)

Will

b)

Luck

c)

Habit

d)

Memory

36.

Fill in the blank: ________ is the quality of being careful and persistent in work or effort.

a)

Diligence

b)

Ignorance

c)

Laziness

d)

Impatience

37.

According to the segment: Pride ________you, Humility ________ you.

a)

Isolates, Reconnects

b)

Blinds, Enlightens

c)

Guides, Blinds

d)

Endangers, Delivers

38.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Temperance steadies the ________.

a)

Intuition

b)

Crown

c)

Throat

d)

Abdomen

39.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Charity expands the ________ .

a)

heart

b)

crown

c)

solar plexus

d)

throat

40.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Chastity purifies the ________. (read the answers carefully)

a)

Heart

b)

"Generative Base"

c)

Solar Plexus

d)

Crown

41.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Diligence fortifies the ________.

a)

solar plexus

b)

heart

c)

throat

d)

crown

42.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Patience stabilizes your ________.

a)

throat

b)

heart

c)

solar plexus

d)

root

43.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Kindness refines your ________.

a)

abdomen

b)

solar plexus

c)

aura

d)

root

44.

Fill in the blank: The virtue Humility opens up your ________.

a)

crown

b)

heart

c)

solar plexus

d)

root

45.

(Multiple Answers) Select the virtues balance out their corresponding electrical imbalance.

a)

Pride <---> Humility

Envy <---> Kindness

Greed <----> Charity

Wrath <----> Patience

b)

Gluttony <----> Temperance

Sloth <---> Diligence

Lust <----> Chastity

c)

Gluttony <---> Patience

Sloth <----> Temperance

Wrath <----> Kindness

d)

Pride <---> Humility

Envy <----> Kindness

Lust <----> Charity