4-65. Normally,  members  of  the  bridal  party stand  along  the  chapel  steps,  or  sidewalk beside  the  chapel’s  outer  door  during the “Arch of Swords/Arch of Rifles” ceremony. 1. True 2. False 4-66. Which  of  the  following  statements  is  NOT true  concerning  the  conduct  of  the “Arch  of  Swords”  ceremony? 1. The action of drawing swords is carried  out  in  one  continuous  motion, tips  of  swords  touching 2. The newly married couple, led by the chaplain,  pass  beneath  the  arch 3. Following  the  command  “Officers, RETURN  SWORDS,”  swords  are  brought to the position of present arms and then  returned  to  their  scabbards  for all but 3 or 4 inches of their length 4. The final inches of travel are com- pleted in unison with the swords returning  home  with  a  single resounding  click 4-67. The  swords  should  be  unsheathed  only  in which  of  the  following  areas? 1.  The nave 2. The  sanctuary 3.  At the altar 4.  Outside the chapel Learning Objective: Recognize the religious  customs  that  are  normally associated  with  marriage  ceremonies conducted  by  various  religious faith groups. 4-68. Which  of  the  following  items  are  often utilized  in  conjunction  with  a  Roman Catholic  wedding? 1. A “prie dieu” or “double kneeler” 2. A sprinkler for Holy Water 3. Items commonly used for nuptial mass 4. Each of the above 4-69. Wreaths  of  flowers  or  more  ornate  silver and  gold  crowns  are  commonly  associated with  which  of  the  following  faith  tra- ditions  in  connection  with  their  wedding ritual? 1.   Roman  Catholic  tradition 2. Eastern  Orthodox  tradition 3. Protestant  tradition 4. Jewish  faith  tradition 4-70. Which of the following Jewish groups would normally use a “chupah” wedding canopy)  for  their  wedding  ceremony? 1. Reform 2.  Conservative  only 3.  Orthodox  only 4. Orthodox and Conservative 4-71. The  term  “Protestant”  is  used  to denote a member of the Roman Catholic or  Eastern  Orthodox  church. 1. True 2.  False 4-72. Jewish weddings are customarily held at which  of  the  following  times? 1. Between  sundown  Friday  and  sundown Saturday 2. On Jewish holy days 3. Between  Passover  and  Shavut 4. After sundown Saturday or on Sunday 29