The branch of Judaism that is considered less scholarly, more emotional, tends toward mysticism, and is often referred as the “Pious Ones” is:

The traditional mourning period for the Buddhist faith is:

In the Jewish faith, a person’s blood is thought to be just as important as their life. 

Pertaining to the church or clergy.

In the Jewish faith, a watcher; one who sits with the deceased reading Psalms until buried.

Which of the following traditions discourage embalming:

Things, beliefs and conduct not specifically religious or related to a church.

Hebrew meaning container; a casket made entirely of wood with no metal.

The watch or all-night vigil over the deceased in the Eastern Orthodox community.

Match the term with the best answer for the definition.