Master Mason Degree 1 Practice Exam

What was his answer?

Let the candidate enter and be received in due and ancient form. You may leave the lodge now. Repeat the password. Come back later.

Correct Answer:

Let the candidate enter and be received in due and ancient form.

Explanation:

In this moment, the ritual asks for a formal invitation to admit the candidate. The phrase “Let the candidate enter and be received in due and ancient form” is the standard, ceremonial way the lodge welcomes someone at the door, signaling that the candidate has passed the proper door-test and is about to be received according to ancient custom. This exact wording embodies the solemn reception that kicks off the initiation process. Other responses would not fit the ceremonial timing—though a password check might occur at a different moment, it doesn’t match the act of being formally admitted for reception. Tell it as you would in the lodge: this is the proper invitation to enter and begin the ceremony.

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