catechism
/kætˈɛkɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A book or manual of questions and answers on the principles of a particular Christian denomination, especially the Roman Catholic Church.
“The catechism was a crucial resource for children learning the teachings of the Catholic faith.”
2. noun
A set of questions and answers on a particular subject, especially one intended to test knowledge or understanding.
“The company created a catechism for new employees to familiarize themselves with the organization’s policies.”