Your goal this lesson
Validate middle-apostle attribute knowledge under timed practice conditions.
Memory hooks
Tap to flipRecognition clues
Distractor logic
Bartholomew carries knife; Simon carries saw—neither owns the saltire.
At a glance
Module E checkpoint
This practice set confirms the middle-apostle attributes that galleries often leave unlabeled. Review Andrew’s saltire geometry, Thomas’s spear or incredulity scene, and Philip’s loaves before answering. Bartholomew’s knife and Simon’s saw are deliberate distractors—they belong to Module G.
Score interpretation
Missing Andrew suggests revisiting saltire cross lessons in Module B or E. Missing Thomas or Philip means returning to their visual lessons—not rereading Peter. A perfect score here means you are ready for Matthew and James the Less in Module F.
Score interpretation
Missing Andrew here means revisiting saltire geometry, not rereading Peter. Missing Thomas or Philip signals return to visual lessons in this module.
Score interpretation
Missing Andrew here means revisiting saltire geometry, not rereading Peter. Missing Thomas or Philip signals return to visual lessons in this module.
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Quick recap
Module E trio
Checkpoint question 1 of 3
Which apostle is associated with the X-shaped saltire cross?
Checkpoint takeaway
Saltire = Andrew; practice until automatic.
You practiced: Validate middle-apostle attribute knowledge under timed practice conditions.
Checkpoint question 2 of 3
Which apostle is most associated with the Incredulity of Thomas narrative?
Checkpoint question 3 of 3
A bearded apostle holds a basket of loaves beside a tall cross staff. Who is he?