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I know you'll forgive me for the awful pun. This is a quiz about ten ceremonial meals, foods, beverages, and related observances from ten different religions. Bon appétit!

In this quiz various colors are listed at the right of your screen. Your challenge is to match them with the descriptions from the Bible at the left. (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

From the Nikayas to the Mahayana sutras, I'll give you a passage and you identify the source. Each passage is carefully chosen to make things easier for you. I have also included hints. I adopted this quiz to improve it. I hope I have succeeded.

Many plants have a special place in world religions - either for their symbolic meaning or their actual use in religious ceremonies. How much do you know about them?

In this quiz, you are given ten characters from the Old Testament at the left of your screen. Your assignment is to match the ten characters with those they are linked to in Scripture.

Sixteen religious symbols are shown. The clues given will help identify the religion. Once you figure out the religion, you can identify the symbol that represents the religion. BE CAREFUL because the symbols are not in numerical order.

In this quiz, you are given ten characters from the New Testament at the left of your screen. Your assignment is to match the ten characters with those they are linked to in Scripture.

Can you put these words in the right places to complete the text for Psalm 150?

The Bible mentions multiple plants and animals, some well-known, some a bit more obscure. For this quiz, I'll be using the New King James Bible translation.

From anti-Christian beginnings, Paul became a major force for good, with his journeys and letters forming many chapters in the New Testament. Can you pick out the names of those who supported and/or accompanied him in his endeavours?

According to the Gospel of Matthew (KJV) there were 42 generations before the birth of Jesus, starting with Abraham and ending with Joseph the husband of Mary "of whom was born Jesus, who is called Christ".

Jesus chose twelve original apostles in the Gospels, before His death, during His ministry in Israel. Some people became apostles in the book of Acts after the resurrection.

There are almost 2 billion followers of Islam in the world today. See if you can locate these ten sacred sites on the map. Care was taken to include holy sites for Sunni, Shia, and Sufi branches of Islam. Enjoy!

The city of Oslo features their patron saint on the official Seal of the City, which includes symbols that reference this legendary hero. Care to find out more?

The 12th point of the Scout Law is "A Scout is Reverent". Scouts in the U.S. can work with religious leaders to learn about religions and earn awards that they can wear on their Scout uniform.

By the year 2025 there were 16 Popes who'd adopted the name Benedict, which means "blessed". This quiz asks you to place them in the order that they were elected as Popes, however, only their birth names are provided.

In this photo match quiz, a book and chapter from the Old Testament are given. Match the passage with the image that depicts events described. Most importantly, have fun playing this quiz!

The 1979 Book of Common Prayer contains canticles (or songs) for use in Morning and Evening Prayer. The lyrics are drawn from the Bible. See if you can guess the title of the canticle from the selected line.

In this quiz, you'll meet ten popes from various European countries. Your challenge is to identify their country of birth and locate it on a map of Europe.

In this photo match quiz, a book and chapter of the New Testament are given. Match the passage with the image that depicts the events. Some of the depictions are described in multiple accounts in the New Testament, but in only one of the given options.

The selection of the name Pope Leo XIV by Robert Prevost in May 2025 raises a certain question. Why did he choose that name? Let's have a look at some of the Pope Leos who came before him and see what they achieved.

Learn about the Daily Office, a structured form of daily prayer used in the Anglican church. All quotes come from the 1979 version of the Book of Common Prayer, which is widely used by Episcopalians.

Classify the Roman Catholic Popes according to their place of birth. Everybody born in the Italian peninsula is classified as "Italian", rest of the European continent as "Europeans" and every body else as "Others".

Elijah and Elisha were both prophets called by God. For this quiz, please choose what facts are associated with Elijah, and which with Elisha.

The Book of Numbers has always been a fascinating story to study. It has many events in it that contain wise teachings, but, can you place them all in order? Best of luck!

Benjamin Franklin said that "Old habits die hard" - but the distinctive clothing or "habits" of many religious groups are centuries old and some are still widely worn today. This quiz looks at some of their history, past and present.

This quiz is about different religious groups who claim to be the Israelites of the Bible, or at least their descendants. The information contains quotes from the New American Standard Bible and paraphrases from any basic translations.

Animals have long been integral parts of world religions, myths, and cultures. In this quiz, you'll find ten instances, both in stories, teachings, and practices, of such revered creatures. Good luck!

Spain is a country rich in history, faith and tradition, and its patron saints are woven into the fabric of its culture. Can you match these ten saints with the places they protect?

Match these figures with the corresponding religion. While some figures may have influenced more than one faith, match them with the religions with which they are most closely associated.