Scientology, as a mixture of religion and self-improvement makes use of spiritual drills that may seem rather unusual to an outsider. Here are ten exercises a member would at some point do while advancing - can you match them to the procedure/course?

All of these quotes are either from the Gospel of John or the Books of Genesis or Psalms. You just need to put match them with the correct book. Unless otherwise stated all quotes are from the New International Version (NIV).

Match the Verse with its reference. Some are Old Testament and some are New Testament. All come from the King James Version of the Holy Bible. For longer verses, a main part of the verse will be used.

Idioms and metaphors are parts of speech that have a non-literal meaning, such as the expression, "He is the salt of the earth". Many are derived from the Bible. Match the expression with the Biblical character associated with that idiom or metaphor.

'I can safely watch the sun rise, 'cos you're more than just a friend to me...' Adam and Eve were the first couple in the Bible, but they weren't the only ones by far. Can you match these ten male Bible characters with the women they loved?

Several cities and towns in Canada and the USA have been named after a saint or share a name with this saint. Can you match these places with the saint they were probably named after?

These saints and holy people all did something for God's sake. Can you match them to their deed? All quotations are from the King James Bible.

Match the fathers found in the Bible to their child(ren).

Match these items found within a Roman Catholic church or used during the celebration of mass with the descriptions provided.

There have been many people over the centuries who did the work of God and found themselves named Saints or other holy names. Correctly identify the saint that fits the description within each question. Good luck!