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World Religions Exam Review Part 2
World Religions Exam Review Part 2
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The book of readings for the Seder
Haggadah
Shiva
Shofar
Shavuot
2
Seven-day period of mourning
Shiva
Shabbat
Shofar
Shavuot
3
The Buddhist creed can be summarized as the Three ____________________.
faiths
jewels
prayers
thoughts
4
The main purpose of ______ is to quiet the mind to allow a person to into the spiritual world.
Prayer
Meditation
Mandalas
Mindfulness
5
Ritual in which a baby girl receives her name
Brit milah
Baptism
Bat Mitzvah
Simchat bat
6
The co-existence of many religions in a society
Religious pluralism
Multicultural
Syncretism
Multiculturalism
7
Feast celebrating the giving of the Torah
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
Tisha b’Av
Shavuot
8
Ritual where circumcision of a baby boy takes place
Simchat bat
Bar Mitzvah
Brit milah
Shiva
9
First and second important event in Jewish history
David is King and Babylonian Exile
Babylonian Exile and Roman destruction of the Temple.
Abraham goes to Cannan and Babylonian Exile
Abraham goes to Cannan and David is King
10
Commemoration of the destruction of the Temples and other Jewish tragedies
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Tisha b’Av
Shavuot
11
Consisting of multiple ethnic groups, cultures, languages, and religions
Multiculturalism
Religious Pluralism
Multicultural
Pluralism
12
Ram’s horn blown during Rosh Hashanah
Sofar
Sofa
Shofar
Shufar
13
Feast remembering the miracle of the Temple’s rededication
Seder
Yom Kippur
Passover
Hannukah
14
Catholics believe that all humans are images of the same ____________________.
God
Person
Priest
deity
15
Feast commemorating the liberation of the Hebrews from slavery
Yom Kippur
Hannukah
Passover
Purim
16
____________________ is the act of showing or revealing something that was hidden.
Evangelization
Teaching
Revelation
Preaching
17
The ____________________ river is a pilgrimage destination for Hindus.
Nile
Gange
Indus
Amzone
18
The festival of ____________________ celebrates the birth of Siddhartha Gautama.
Parvarana
Magha Puja
Songkran
Vesak
19
All ____________________ deities embody a strong, cosmic energy known as
shakti
.
Male
major
Female
minor
20
_____ is a two-way communication. It implies speaking and listening,for mutual growth.
Tolerance
Arguing
Dialogue
Discussion
21
Head-shaving is a ritual for novice ____________________.
students
priests
nuns
monks
22
“Paschal” refers to the holiday of ____________________.
Christmas
Hannukah
Easter
Passover
23
The day the Lord rested
Shavuot
Purim
Shiva
Shabbat
24
The Jewish New Year
Rosh Hashahan
Purim
Hannukah
Yom Kippur
25
Most of the world’s Hindu population lives in the country of ____________________.
United States
Pakistan
India
Indonesia
26
Monks creating and then sweeping away a
mandala
made of sand illustrates the Buddhist idea of
suffering
selflessness
awareness
non-attachment
27
The discussions among churches to arrive at unity
Interreligious Dialogue
Tolerance
Tolerance
Ecumenical Dialogue
28
The ______ of the Covenant held the Ten Commandments during the Israelites’ time in the desert.
Arch
Box
Agreement
Ark
29
Seven-branched candelabra
Menorah
Hannukah
Hannokah
Shavuot
30
Term used by Catholics to describe how people are freed from the power of sin and death
Saviour
Communion
Salvation
Reconciliation
31
In Buddhism, a person can be reborn in a form closer to enlightenment if he or she accumulates:
good thoughts
value
points
merit
32
Mission to bring the good news of Jesus' love to people where the Gospel has not been heard
Dialogue
Evangelization
Syncretism
Salvation
33
Attitude that recognizes the right of others to think,or worship according to their own beliefs
Religious pluralism
Syncretism
Multiculturalism
Tolerance
34
The Day of Atonement
Yom Kippur
Haggadah
Purim
Hannukah
35
The discussions between faiths aimed at mutual understanding, and deepened faith commitment
Salvation
Ecumenical dialogue
Evangelization
Interreligious dialogue