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*World Religions Final Quiz*
*World Religions Final Quiz*
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1
The fastest growing religion in the world is
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
2
What annual ritual is pictured below?
Holi
Hajj
Ramadan
Diwali
3
According to Judaism, there are 613 divine commandments also known as _______
Covenant
Talmud
Mitzvot
Torah
4
The Majority of Canadians Identify as the following
none of the above
Hindu
Christian
Muslim
5
Animism is
the belief in many gods.
an ancient type of religion no longer practiced today
the belief in innumerable spiritual beings concerned with human affairs
the concept that a single Supreme Being
6
What is pictured below?
The Seder Plate (Passover)
Christmas dinner (Christmas)
Langar (free meal in Gurdwara)
Eid al-Fitr (end of Ramadan)
7
The holy book of Islam is written in which language?
Quranic
Aramaic
Arabic
Greek
8
Who is this?
Brahma
Arjuna
Krishna
Rama
9
The 7 Grandfather teachings
are only used by the Cree
are a set of guidelines through which First Nations live their lives
all have to be used together
B and C
10
The fastest growing countries are highly religious while those with shrinking populations tend to be less religious
True
False
11
"A messenger of God, chosen by God to speak to people on His behalf and to convey a message or teaching."
Messiah
Priest
Prophet
Rabbi
12
Cultural Relativism is when you
Judge other cultures based on your own values
say stuff is weird if its new to you
The norms and values of others should't be judged based on your own
13
The Purpose of a Ritual is
to raise money for religious organizations, charity
to make the congregation happy
to make sure those practising the faith understand the rules
to indicate the passage of time, reinforce bonds, honour the past
14
During the early history of the Abrahamic faiths, religion in the region was mostly...
animistic
atheistic
monotheistic
polytheistic
15
Where was Muhammad born?
Mecca
Bethlehem
Medina
Jerusalem
16
Relatively few Canadians engage frequently in traditional religious practices, such as daily prayer or weekly worship.
True
False
17
Who is this?
Vishnu
Shiva
Parvati
Brahma
18
A New Religious Movement is
encompass any faith that has been established in the last 50 years
totally different and therefore scary
should be illegal
may be of new origin or a breakaway from an established religion
19
Which Christian denomination has the most members?
Eastern Orthodox
Anglicanism
Protestantism
Catholicism
20
According to Buddhism, what is the practical guide to overcoming suffering and achieving enlightenment
The Noble Eightfold Path
The Three Jewels
The Four Noble Truths
The Five Precepts
21
Who is this?
Vishnu
Shiva
Parvati
Brahma
22
What is the 1000-armed Avalokitesvara the bodhisattva of?
Wisdom
Knowledge
Enlightenment
Compassion
23
Secularism is separating religion from the state
False
True
24
These two faiths make up the majority of the world's religious practitioners
Judaism and Buddhism
Hinduism and Islam
Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Hinduism
25
Rites of Passage have three elements
segregation, incarceration, release
Segregation, probation, release
segregation, transition, reintegration
segregation, learning, teaching
26
What is samsara
A lower form of rebirth
The concept that actions and intentions impact future rebirths
The cycle of life, death, and rebirth
Achieving enlightenment
27
"Jesus of _______" is pictured below
Bethlehem
The Holy Land
Jerusalem
Nazareth
28
Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, occurs on which day
Saturday
Sunday
Friday
Monday
29
Rama, Sita, and Hanuman (pictured below) were figures in which Hindu epic?
Mahabharata
Ramayana
Vinaya
Bhagavad-Gita
30
A circle is an important element of First Nations Culture because
it represents unity, strength, protection infinity, and spirituality.
People like things that are round
circles are easy to draw
they reflect the seasons
31
Norms are...
are how values and beliefs are demonstrated.
people who are not weird
are rules that reflect / enforce the values and beliefs of a community.
none of the above
32
This pillar of Islam involves declaring that there is no god but Allah (God) and that Muhammad is his messenger
Salah
Shahada
Sawm
Zakat
33
What were the four sights that Prince Siddhartha saw when he left the palace?
Vishnu, Shiva, Brahma, Ganesh
a lotus, a sword, a lamp, a bird
an old man, a sick man, a corpse, and an ascetic
a pig, a rooster, a snake, an ox
34
What is the name of the newly elected Pope?
Pope John Paul II
Pope Francis
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Leo XIV
35
The Medicine Wheel highlights
Four Seasons
Medicinal Plants
all of the above
Four directions
