The Pilgrim’s Progress

The Pilgrim’s Progress

by

John Bunyan

The Pilgrim’s Progress: Part 1: Talkative Quiz 6 questions

Test your knowledge of Part 1: Talkative. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
How does Faithful critique Talkative's approach to spiritual matters?
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By stating that real spiritual understanding comes from action, not discussion
By challenging Talkative to a debate on various theological topics
By accusing Talkative of being too worldly and not truly committed to his journey
By emphasizing that true spiritual knowledge is a gift from God, not gained through mere talk
What is the main reason for Talkative's poor reputation, according to Christian?
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His excessive drinking and tendency to speak too much
His lack of genuine experience with the teachings he discusses
His mistreatment of his family and servants
All of the above
How does the conversation between Christian and Faithful about Talkative illustrate a broader issue?
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It highlights the importance of community in religious practice
It demonstrates the dangers of prioritizing knowledge over faith
It underscores the distinction between verbal profession and actual practice of faith
It warns against the risk of interpreting scripture without guidance
Which of these tests does Faithful use to discern the authenticity of Talkative's faith?
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He inquires about Talkative's personal reaction to sin, particularly his own
He asks Talkative to demonstrate a miracle as a sign of true faith
He challenges Talkative to give up all his possessions to the poor
He questions Talkative's understanding of biblical history and doctrine
How can others observe the manifestation of grace in an individual, according to Faithful?
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Through the individual's academic achievements in theology
By observing their commitment to preaching and teaching
Through the individual's life of holiness and acts of faith and love
By noting the individual's status within the church community
Why does Talkative refuse to answer Faithful's question about his religion being in word or deed?
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Because he believes Faithful's question is too personal and invasive
Because he recognizes that his religion is only in word, not in deed, and feels exposed
Because he feels that Faithful is not qualified to judge him
Because he is offended by the implication that he may be hypocritical