1. Which saint is credited with the authorship of a prayer known as "the Breastplate," a series of requests for the protection of God? St. Patrick St. Anthony St. Louis St. Raphael

2. Birkat HaMazon is a prayer in Judaism. For which one of the following occasions would one recite it? After eating During Sabbath services Before going on a trip First thing after getting out of bed

3. "Our eyes may see some uncleanliness, but let not our mind see things that are not clean. Our ears may hear some uncleanliness, but let not our mind hear things that are not clean." This is a common prayer in what religion? Sikhism Hinduism Shinto Judaism

4. In Islam, what is done in the prayer practice known as "du'a"? Supplication, or 'calling out' to God for help Celebrating the New Year Bestowing a name on a newborn baby Commemorating a loved one's death

5. Asi Di Vaar is a prayer in the Sikh religion. What is the translation of the title? The Great Litany A Ballad of Hope Protect Us from Evil Show Us the Truth

6. "Tab Taba Itabia" is a prayer the name of which means, "Full Commemoration for the Dead and the Living." It is recited in what religion? Jainism Mandaeanism Buddhism Paganism

7. The Salatul Istikhara is a Muslim prayer. In it, one asks God for something. What is it? To recover a lost item Good luck Guidance Warding off illness

8. A Native American prayer, credited to Sioux Chief Yellow Lark, presents a number of requests to the Great Spirit. Which of the following is *not* mentioned in the prayer? Harvests Wisdom Strength Beauty

9. In Orthodox Christianity, the Trisagion prayers are recited in several types of services and in daily private prayer. What does "trisagion" mean? Three sages Thrice holy Three songs Thrice ancient

10. In several Christian denominations, there is a set schedule of prayer, which may be used by monastics but can also be observed by the general public. Which of the following is a name for this practice? The Hours The Locution The Standard The Goal