Which rite's service is devoid of religious objects?

• A. Amish Funeral Rite
• B. Mormon Funeral Rite
• C. Lutheran Funeral Rite
• D. Christian Science

Answer: (B)

Ritual objects in a service vary by tradition, and this item tests whether a Mormon funeral typically uses religious objects during the service. The Mormon rite emphasizes spoken elements—prayers, hymns, and brief testimonies—centered on personal faith and scripture, rather than liturgical artifacts. Because the service is designed to be simple and personal, it generally does not feature religious objects like crosses, icons, candles, or other devotional items. This focus on word and worship through prayer and scripture rather than material symbols is what characterizes the Mormon funeral service in this context.