Which of the following is the Divine Office also called?

• A. Gospel
• B. Liturgy of the Hours
• C. Eucharist
• D. Great Flood

Answer: (B)

The Divine Office is the official daily prayer of the Church, also called the Liturgy of the Hours. It’s a structured set of prayers and Scripture readings that mark different times of the day—Morning Prayer, Daytime Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Night Prayer—so the whole Church prays at specific hours together. Historically, communities of monks and clergy kept fixed prayer times, and today this practice is common for many who participate in daily liturgical prayer.

That’s why the Liturgy of the Hours is the best answer: it directly names what the Divine Office is. The Gospel refers to the four accounts of Jesus’ life in the New Testament, not a prayer service. The Eucharist is the sacrament of Holy Communion celebrated at Mass. The Great Flood is a biblical event from Genesis.