Who are people who sacrificed their lives for their religious beliefs?

• A. Saints
• B. Martyrs
• C. Covenant
• D. Works of Mercy

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is recognizing the word that describes people who sacrifice their lives for their religious beliefs. A martyr is someone who remains faithful to their faith even in the face of extreme danger or death. This term is used across many religious traditions to honor those who endure suffering for their beliefs.

Saints, while they are revered for holy living and sometimes miracles, aren’t defined specifically by dying for their faith. Covenant refers to a binding agreement with God, not to a person. Works of Mercy are charitable actions done for others, not people themselves.

So, the best fit is martyr, because it directly names individuals who give their lives or suffer greatly for their religious beliefs.