A piece of cloth or a medal with religious significance usually worn around the neck.

• A. Prayer Cards
• B. Rosary
• C. Scapular
• D. Mass

Answer: (C)

A devotional item worn around the neck that can be a piece of cloth or a medal fits this description. A scapular is exactly that: two small panels or a small medal connected by strings or cords and worn around the neck as a sign of devotion, often linked to Mary. This makes it a clear match for “a piece of cloth or a medal with religious significance usually worn around the neck.”

By contrast, a rosary is a prayer aid made of beads and a crucifix; while some people may wear it, it isn’t described as a piece of cloth or a medal. Prayer cards are flat cards with prayers, not worn, and Mass is the liturgical service, not an item worn on the body.