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Unit III: World Religions Review
Unit III: World Religions Review
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Review for Unit III: World Religions common assessment.
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1
Muslims follow the "Five Pillars of Islam". Which of these is NOT a "pillar"?
Attending service on the Sabbath.
Pray five times per day.
Allah is God.
Fasting and giving charity.
2
The Hindu belief of Moksha can best be described as...
The re-birth of your soul.
The holy book for Hinduism.
Your soul uniting with Brahman (the supreme spirit/creator).
A place of worship for a Hindus.
3
Buddhism teaches that in order to reach Nirvana you must...
Follow the rules of your caste.
Believe in your covenant and go to synagogue each week.
Pursue Jihad and read the Qur’an daily.
Give up all desires and end suffering.
4
This symbol represents which religion?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
5
A major belief of Islam is...
Following the word of Allah and the 5 Pillars.
Waiting for a messiah & making a daily connection with God.
Achieving the state of Nirvana.
Jesus rose from the dead and is the Son of God.
6
Which of these religions is associated with the "Caste system"?
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
7
A major belief of Judaism is...
Jesus rose from the dead and is the Son of God.
Achieving the state of Nirvana.
Waiting for a messiah & making a daily connection with God.
Following the word of Allah and the 5 Pillars.
8
This symbol represents which religion?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
9
Muhammad finished the teachings of Islam and is seen as...
A martyr
The final and most important prophet
The holy trinity
A messiah
10
Siddhartha Gautama and Jesus are similar because they both...
Are the founders of a religion.
Were upset with the world and wanted to help mankind.
All of these options
Had their teachings turn into a religion.
11
A major belief of Christianity is...
Jesus rose from the dead and is the Son of God.
Waiting for a messiah & making a daily connection with God.
Following the word of Allah and the 5 Pillars.
Achieving the state of Nirvana.
12
A major belief of Hinduism is...
Achieving Moksha (reuniting your soul with Brahman).
Following the word of Allah and the 5 Pillars.
Achieving the state of Nirvana.
Waiting for a messiah & making a daily connection with God.
13
This city has religious connections to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Mecca
Israel
Baghdad
Jerusalem
14
What is a "martyr"?
The global spreading & migration of the Jewish people.
The struggle to live a good life as Allah would want.
A person who is a teacher and messenger of God.
A person killed for their beliefs (usually religious).
15
This symbol represents which religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
16
Judaism, Christianity, & Islam spreading to Europe and the United States are examples of...
Reincarnation
Cultural diffusion
Interdependence
Polytheism
17
Which of the following is a polytheistic religion?
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
18
This symbol represents which religion?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
19
One similarity between the Five Pillars of Islam and the Ten Commandments is that both...
Encourage the use of statues to symbolize God
Provide a guide to proper ethical and moral behavior
They both provide guidelines about what you can eat.
Support a belief in reincarnation
20
A major belief of Buddhism is...
Achieving the state of Nirvana.
Following the word of Allah and the 5 Pillars.
Waiting for a messiah & making a daily connection with God.
Achieving Moksha (reuniting your soul with Brahman).
21
This symbol represents which religion?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
22
Jewish religion and cultural identity has been greatly influenced by...
The Torah and diaspora
Ramadan and reincarnation
The New Testament and Four Noble Truths
The Koran and Hammurabi
23
According to Islam, Jesus is only a...
A brahmin
A prophet
A messiah
A martyr
24
The Eightfold Path and the Ten Commandments are similar because...
Mention that each religion will find their messiah.
Describe holy days and additional ceremonies.
Say there is a heaven and one should strive to reach it.
Are steps & rules outlining the way to live your life.
