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World Religions Easter Quiz
World Religions Easter Quiz
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This is the holy writing for Judaism.
The Torah
The Qur'an
The Vedas
The Guru Granth Sahib
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Which is not a holy book or text?
Torah
Mosque
Bible
Vedas
3
What is the term used for the human soul in Hinduism?
The Angel Gabriel
The Holy Spirit
All of these
The Atman
4
This is where Judaism, Islam, and Christianity come from.
Europe
North Africa
Middle East
Asia
5
Who is the main prophet of Islam?
Abraham
Gabriel
Moses
Mohammad
6
A dark period in history when about 6 million Jews were murdered by Hitler and the Nazis.
Genocide
Exodus
Holocaust
The Killing
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Which of these prophets is particularly important to Christians, Jews and Muslims?
David
Abraham
Muhammad
Habakkuk
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Where did Hinduism start?
India
Scotland
Israel
Mecca
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The idea that your actions in life influence your next life.
Atman
Caste System
Karma
Dharma
10
This is believed to be the oldest world religion.
Christianity
Judaism
Sikhism
Hinduism
11
Which religion believes in the Four Noble Truths?
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
12
Which is a holy day?
Khalsa
Holi
Dukkha
Atman
13
This is an important place for Hindus.
Mecca
The Ganges River
Medina
Jerusalem
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Which is not a place of worship?
Synagogue
Torah
Mandir
Mosque
15
What is the first day of Holy Week called?
Ash Wednesday
Good Friday
Palm Sunday
Shrove Tuesday
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This is the belief that life is a continuous cycle of rebirth and death.
The Ten Commandments
Karma
5 Pilars of Islam
Reincarnation
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Which religion has only one god?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
All of these
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Which is not a religious holy day?
Rosh Hashanah
Easter
Shiva
Diwali
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This religion believes in dharma and karma.
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
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Which of these is an Islamic Holy Day?
Christmas
Id ul-Fitr
Yom Kippur
Holi