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1
What is included in samsara(Reincarnation)?
rebirth
birth
all of the above
death
2
Who is considered the founder of Islam?
Jesus
Moses
Siddhartha Guatama
Mohammad
3
A Hindu would want to practice kindness to others because...
they will have good karma in this life and the next.
being kind is one of the five pillars of Hinduism
the Bible encourages kindness.
they believe in tolerance above all else.
4
T/F? Movement only involves the movement of people?
True
False
5
T/F? Absolute Location is the exact location of a place using coordinates?
False
True
6
What is the oldest monotheistic religion?
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 pillars of Islam?
Practice jihad against unbelievers
Make a declaration of faith
Give to the poor
Observe the fast of Ramadan
8
Which of the following religions are monotheistic?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
All of the above
9
Which of the following is not an example of physical characteristic?
The Grand Canyon
The Bean in Chicago
The Great Lakes
Sleeping Bear Dunes
10
Considered the founder of Judaism – given the “promised land”.
Jacob
Abraham
Jesus
Adam
11
In Judaism the holy book is called...
The Analects
The Torah
The Quran
The Bible
12
Which is an example of Relative Location?
The Restaurant is exactly at 60N & 45W
The Lunchroom is exactly at 75S 55W
The Cars are parked over there
The Qdoba is located east of Grand Blanc High School
13
Where is Buddhism most prominent in the world?
The Middle East
Eastern Europe
North America
East and Southeast Asia
14
Why do Tibetan Buddhists believe the Dalai Lama continues to reincarnate?
To continue being their king
He cannot break the cycle
He continues to sin
To help humanity
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This is the world’s second most practiced and the youngest of the major world religions.
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
