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Let me carefully examine the image to match each item name with the correct picture.

First, I'll identify each picture and its likely corresponding term:

1. Top-left: A tall wooden cabinet with a cross — this looks like a Paten? Wait, no — actually, this is likely the Ambó (also called ambo or pulpit), where readings are proclaimed.

2. Below that: A chalice with grapes and wheat — this is clearly the Chalice, used for holding wine during Mass.

3. Below that: A man in clerical robes holding a book — this is a Priest.

4. Bottom-left: A handbell — this is a Bell, so likely matches Bells.

5. Top-right: A circle with a cross inside — this is a symbol, but the term Thurible is for the incense burner (which is shown lower right). The cross-in-circle might be a generic Christian symbol, but there's also a crucifix image.

6. Middle-right: A crucifix (cross with figure of Christ) — matches Crucifix.

7. Lower-right: A tall, ornate container with a chain — this is a Thurible (incense burner).

8. Bottom-right: Two church pews — matches Chalice? No, pews are seats, so likely Pews.

Wait — let’s list all terms given:
- AMBO
- BELLS
- PEWS
- THURIBLE
- CRUCIFIX
- PRIEST
- PATEN
- CHALICE

And images:
- Left column (top to bottom):
1. Wooden lectern/pulpit → AMBO
2. Chalice with grapes/wheat → CHALICE
3. Man in robe → PRIEST
4. Handbell → BELLS

- Right column:
1. Circle with cross → possibly just a symbol, but we have 8 terms and 8 images, so this must match one. Wait — actually, looking again: the circle with cross is *not* a separate item — it's part of the layout. Let me recount images clearly:

There are 8 distinct illustrations:
1. Tall wooden stand (ambo/lectern) — left top
2. Chalice with grapes & wheat — left second
3. Priest figure — left third
4. Bell — left bottom
5. Circle with cross — right top
6. Crucifix — right second
7. Thurible (incense burner) — right third
8. Pews (two chairs) — right bottom

Now match terms:

- AMBO → wooden stand (1) ✔
- CHALICE → chalice with grapes/wheat (2) ✔
- PRIEST → priest figure (3) ✔
- BELLS → bell (4) ✔
- CRUCIFIX → crucifix (6) ✔
- THURIBLE → incense burner (7) ✔
- PEWS → two church seats (8) ✔
- PATEN → remaining: circle with cross? But paten is a small plate used in Mass, usually flat and round — often shown with chalice. The circle with cross may be misinterpreted.

Wait — perhaps the circle with cross is *not* the paten. Let me double-check what a paten looks like: A paten is a small, flat dish (like a plate), used to hold the consecrated bread. In many educational sheets, it's drawn as a round plate, sometimes with a cross on it.

The image labeled "circle with cross" is just a cross inside a circle — could be a simplified paten? But typically paten is more plate-like.

Alternatively, maybe the chalice image includes both chalice and paten? No, the chalice image shows only the cup.

Let me zoom in on the circle-with-cross image to verify.