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Catholic quiz

Catechism that is not learned by heart

Over five hundred questions on the Old and New Testament, the saints and the liturgy, at four levels of difficulty. Questions come at random and in a different order every time, so the same round never falls twice.

What it gives you

A sample — one question

Old TestamentNew TestamentSaints and blessedsLiturgy and customs
Beginner · 5Intermediate · 10Advanced · 15Expert · 20

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A sample only, and in Croatian: that is the language the quiz is written in. The full quiz opens inside the app.

A Catholic quiz and catechism through play

The quiz grew from a simple observation: catechism sticks when it is tested, not when it is listened to. Five hundred and thirty-four questions cover what is actually taught — the figures and events of the Old Testament, the life of Jesus and the first communities, the well-known saints, and what happens at Mass every Sunday.

The levels are arranged so that everyone has somewhere to start. Beginner questions are known to anyone who attended catechism, while expert ones ask for the liturgical colours, the order of the parts of the Mass and lesser-known saints. Liturgy and customs is the richest category, because it is the least asked about and the most used.

The quiz also works for groups: parish communities, youth gatherings and catechism classes looking for ready-made questions for a quiz night. The questions are in Croatian, with four offered answers and exactly one correct.

Frequently asked

How many questions are there?

Five hundred and thirty-four, across four categories and four levels of difficulty.

Do questions repeat?

Not within a round. Questions and answer order are shuffled on every start, so no two rounds are alike.

How long is a round?

It depends on the level: five questions for beginner, ten for intermediate, fifteen for advanced and twenty for expert.

What language is the quiz in?

Croatian. The rest of the app is available in Croatian, English and German.