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Review of Religions
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1
Who is the founder of Islam?
Siddhartha Guatama
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Muhammad
2
Who is the Patriarch of Judaism?
Muhammad
Ishmael
Siddhartha Guatama
Abraham
3
What is the largest branch of Christianity?
Protestant
Orthodox
Roman Catholic
Reformed
4
Animistic religions (Animism) show their spirituality through the worship of _____ and they do not have a _____.
Nature, sacred text
God, specific place of origin
Many gods, religious leader
God, sacred text
5
What was the military campaign by the Christians to recapture their holy land from the Muslims?
Cruising
Crusades
Catacombs
Crushers
6
The Hebrew name for their only God used in the Bible is ____ and because they worship one God, they are considered ____
Gugu, Non-theistic
Yahweh, Monotheistic
Brother, Pantheistic
Allah, Monotheistic
7
Sikhism originated in what region of the world?
South Asia
North America
East Asia
Southwest Asia
8
What is the holy place where followers of Islam worship?
Temple
Mosque
Church
Synagogue
9
What is a sacred place for a Buddhist?
Temple
Church
Mosque
Stupa
10
Which of the following is a sacred site for Hindus?
Ka'ba
Church of the holy sepulchre
Deer Park
Ganges River
11
What is the sacred book for Islam?
Tripitaka
Qur'an (Koran)
Torah
Bible
12
Christians believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the Jewish Messiah and ...
Savior of the world
protector of the world
Holy Admiral
God's spiritual adviser
13
The Hindus believed a diety wrote the Vedas which are
two brothers who worshipped nature.
four holy books of Hinduism written in Sanskrit
two holy books of vision
wods of the universe
14
Islam is primarily practiced in the following regions EXCEPT?
South America
The Middle East
Northern Africa
Southeast Asia
15
The sacred book for Judaism is the
Ladle
Menorah
Dradle
Torah
16
What is a pilgrimage in Islam called?
hidad
hajj
hindi
Nirvana
17
This religion celebrates Diwali "Festival of Lights".
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
18
The sacred book for Christianity is the
Tripitaka
Qur'an
Torah
Bible
19
What is the largest branch of Islam?
Sunni
Siddhartha
Somber
Shiite
20
Judaism originated in which region?
the Middle East
North Africa
Western Europe
the Far East
21
Another sacred place in Jerusalem is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre it is important to what group of people.
Muslims
Zoroastrians
Jews
Christians
22
What religion does NOT typically bury their dead?
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
23
A sacred site for this religions is the Western Wall of what remains of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Taoism
24
Who are the teachings of the New Testament based on?
Abraham
Jesus
Joseph
Muhammad
25
Which city is holy for three religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam?
Barack
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Judaism
26
The religion of Buddhism is primarily practiced in all of the following places EXCEPT?
China
Northern Europe
Japan
Thailand
27
Hindus believe in Karma, or that people create their own destiny through...
how much they gossip
good thoughts only
every action, word or thought
bad choices
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Existence of one God
Monotheistic
One God Religion
Uno God
Polytheism
29
Culture refers to a people's
Religion and Customs
All of the above
How they meet their needs
way of life and language
30
Where Muhammad is said to have ascended to heaven...
Mecca
Western Wall
Medina
Dome of the Rock
31
One similarity between Buddhism and most Animistic religions is that they
have social rank in a Caste System.
use the Ten Commandments as their law.
have no basic religious text.
stress the importance of the Eightfold Path.
32
What is the largest religion in the world today?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
33
What is one of the holiest cities for Islam?
Muhammad
Makkah (Mecca)
Mesiah
Madonna
34
What is the youngest religion out of these listed?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
35
Buddhism teaches that salvation can be achieved by?
following the Ten Commandments
Making a pilgrimage to Mecca
learning to give up selfish desires
worshipping only one God
36
Off in the distance behind the Western Wall is the Dome of the Rock which is sacred to what people?
Muslims
Christians
Jews
Buddhists
37
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Siddhartha Guatama
Jesus Christ
Muhammad
Buddha Guatemala
38
These two religions are similar in that they both believe in meditation, karma and reincarnation.
Christianity & Islam
Buddhism & Hinduism
Sikhism & Hinduism
Judaism & Buddhism
39
Muslims follow the teachings of Muhammad the prophet. What is a prophet?
Holy Ghost
Father's light
Messenger of God
Predictor of Hell
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Fastest growing religion in the world.
Islam
Sikhism
Judaism
Christianity
