Which statement is true about Hinduism?

it has absorbed many beliefs from other religions

What is a subcontinent

a large land mass that juts out from a continent

the religious and moral duties of Hindu

rebirth of the soul in the body of another living thing

Hindu God or Goddess in human or animal form

a strong wind that blows across east Asia

single spiritual power, Hindus believes lives in everything

move to one place to settle in another place

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1
Which statement is true about Hinduism?
it is a way of life for over two billion people
it has absorbed many beliefs from other religions
it arose from the teachings of one single founder
its sacred books were written in hieroglyphics
2
What is a subcontinent
a piece of land in the middle of a country
a small land mass that is in the ocean
a large land mass that juts out from a continent
a fortress
3
The most important Hindu gods are:
Shiva, Brahma ,Vishnu
Vishnu, Brahma, Shakti
Shiva, yoga, Upanishads
Shiva, yoga, Upanishads
4
Dharma is:
he religious and moral duties of Buddhism
the religious and moral duties of Egypt
the religious and moral duties of Hindu
the religious and moral duties of Indus
5
Reincarnation is:
soul is released to the sky
is a butterfly
rebirth of the soul in the body of another living thing
be one with Brahman
6
An Avatar is:
Egypatian God or Goddess in human or animal form
Hindu God or Goddess in the form of art
Hindu God or Goddess in human or animal form
a big blue man
7
A Caste is a :
a social class of people
Royal family
members of a family
a group of people that like to travel
8
According to Hindu religion, a person's devotion to a personal god brings the soul closer to:
brahman
the Upanishads
yoga
rebirth
9
Ahimsa is:
The Hindu idea of violence
The Hindu idea of nonviolence
Indus Idea of nonviolence
Indus Idea of violence
10
What was probably the key factor in Aryan conquest of the Indus Valley civilization?
they were accomplished diplomats
they destroyed the canals
they had horse-drawn chariots
They cut off the food supply
11
For centuries, contact between India and other civilizations was limited by
a fear of foreigners
the Great Wall
the caste system
the Himalaya Mountains
12
A Citadel is:
a fortress in the forest
Ms. S's room
a fortress in a city
is a fortress in a country
13
A monsoon is a:
a strong wind that blows across South Asia
a strong wind that blows across North Asia
a strong wind that blows across west Asia
a strong wind that blows across east Asia
14
Brahman:
lives in us
many spiritual powers, Hindus believes lives in everything
many spiritual powers that live in one thing
single spiritual power, Hindus believes lives in everything
15
Migrate means:
continue to move place to place
move far, far away
move to one place to settle in another place
fly away
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Early farmers in the Indus Valley produced?
the citadel
only rice
a surplus of food
food from poor soil

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