Your goal this lesson
Demonstrate comparative mastery on John the Baptist versus Evangelist scenarios under practice conditions.
Memory hooks
Tap to flipRecognition clues
Scene title power
“Baptism of Christ” or “Predication” implies Baptist even before you read attributes.
At a glance
Module H checkpoint
Comparative mastery means reading scene context before facial type. A rugged figure in wilderness pointing to a lamb is John the Baptist—not the Evangelist, who writes at a desk with an eagle. Scene title often resolves the question before attributes.
Remediation map
Wrong on Baptist cues → revisit john-vs-baptist and comp-johns. Wrong on Peter/John pairs → revisit comp-peter-john. Wrong on book crowds → revisit comp-bearded-books algorithm before Module I integration.
Remediation path
Wrong Evangelist answer: reread john-vs-baptist. Wrong Peter answer: reread comp-peter-john.
Comparative speed drill
Before answering, run the three-question mental checklist: (1) What scene is this? (2) What is the strongest attribute on each figure? (3) Do age and animal symbols agree? This habit prevents half-scan errors under time pressure.
Remediation path
Wrong Evangelist answer: reread john-vs-baptist. Wrong Peter answer: reread comp-peter-john.
Comparative speed drill
Before answering, run the three-question mental checklist: (1) What scene is this? (2) What is the strongest attribute on each figure? (3) Do age and animal symbols agree? This habit prevents half-scan errors under time pressure.
Try it yourself
Quick recap
Module H complete
Checkpoint question 1 of 3
In a desert scene, a rugged figure points to a lamb. Which John is this?
Checkpoint takeaway
Desert + lamb + pointing = Baptist—Module H confirmed.
You practiced: Demonstrate comparative mastery on John the Baptist versus Evangelist scenarios under practice conditions.
Checkpoint question 2 of 3
In a Last Supper, an elderly figure gestures with keys while a youth leans toward Christ. Name the elder.
Checkpoint question 3 of 3
Six bearded apostles hold books. What should you scan for first?