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TCI Learning about World Religions: Hinduism
TCI Learning about World Religions: Hinduism
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A caste system is a way to organize groups of people. It affects marriages, jobs, & daily life.
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Could you explain again?
2
In Hinduism, Karma explains all actions, both good and bad.
Could you explain again?
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3
There are 4 major social classes in the caste system.
True
False
4
Is this an example of karma?
Yes
No
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A caste system is a way to organize groups of people. It affects marriages, jobs, & daily life.
OK, got it!
Could you explain again?
6
In his next life, would the adult be born into a higher or lower class (caste) due to karma?
Lower class (caste)
Higher class (caste)
7
What are deities?
The ancient writing of India.
divine supernatural being, like god or goddess, that's worshipped by people
The idea of law, obligation, and duties.
The caste system.
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What is varna?
The caste system.
The ancient writing of India.
divine supernatural being, like god or goddess, that's worshipped by people
The idea of law, obligation, and duties.
9
What was India's first major religion?
Samsara
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
10
What is the caste system?
The sacred books of Hindu writings.
A way of organizing a class or group of people
The fulfillment of a mission.
The idea that a son should rule after his father dies.
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Dharma is law, obligation, and __________.
Deeds
Duties
Deities
Raman
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What is karma?
Belief that souls are rewarded/ punished for good/bad deeds.
A sacrifice placed on the altar of a Hindu god.
The belief in only one god.
The opposite of dharma.
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What is samsara?
energy cycle
the belief in karma
cycle of birth, death, and rebirth
cosmic waves or energies
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What is dharma?
The ancient writing of India.
The ruling of one person such as a king.
The belief that only males should rule.
The idea of law, obligation, and duties.
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Is this an example of karma?
No
Yes
