1. The shamrock, or three-leaf clover, is sometimes used to illustrate the Christian doctrine of the Trinity.

2. The lotus is not a symbolic plant for which of the following religions?

3. Given their strange appearance, baobab trees are considered cursed in many African animist religions.

4. Which of the following is commonly used in the Rastafari religion?

5. In Judeo-Christian tradition, Eve (from Genesis) ate a forbidden apple.

6. Which plant is believed by Hindus to be an earthly manifestation of the goddess Tulsi?

7. The holy chrism (oil) used in the Roman Catholic sacraments of confirmation, baptism, and holy orders is typically made from olives and scented with balsam.

8. In Talmudic tradition, which four plants are used in the Jewish holiday of Sukkoth?

9. Plum, orchid, chrysanthemum, and bamboo are known as the “Four Gentlemen” in Confucianism.

10. The Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment under which type of tree?