3MR Practice Exam

Labeling frustration while waiting cultivates which Path factor?

All Christians believe in 7 sacraments.

How do karma and samsara connect in Hindu thought?

Who is the founder of Buddhism?

Ahimsa refers to the practice of regular fasting.

"Sacred" refers to things related to worldly affairs rather than spiritual matters.

The Beatitudes describe the characteristics of those who follow Jesus.

What is the Qur’an?

How will the Messiah ultimately fulfill prophecies of global peace and knowledge of God?

Which Grandfather Teaching encourages learning and using knowledge responsibly for the benefit of the community?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Articles of Faith?

Which Grandfather Teaching inspires caring relationships, empathy for all creation, and healthy self‑love?

Path to liberation per classical Hindu belief:

Which text contains the core teachings and commandments of Judaism?

What is karma?

Which Grandfather Teaching is about speaking only what has been lived or experienced, without deception?

Which of the following is a rite of passage in Judaism?

Identify the Pillar: Travelling to Mecca at least once in a lifetime, circling the Kaʿba, standing at ʿArafāt, etc.

The Bible includes both Old and New Testaments.

The caste system is still considered a legal practice in India.

Which statement best captures the Buddhist practice of mindfulness?

Which term holds that the existence of gods is uncertain or ultimately unknowable?

What is Kashrut?

All Indigenous cultures in Canada have the same spiritual practices.

Who is considered the final prophet in Islam?

Nirvana is the escape from the cycle of rebirth.

What is the purpose of smudging?

Which of the following is NOT part of the Five Precepts?

Sharia law includes ethical and religious guidance.

The Eightfold Path is primarily a guide to:

All theistic worldviews believe in the same God.

In many Indigenous creation stories, what does the turtle symbolize?

Cults use coercive persuasion tactics for recruitment and to control members.

What is the ultimate goal of Hinduism?

Which Grandfather Teaching means knowing oneself as a sacred part of Creation, equal to others?

Shabbat is best described as:

What is the Trinity?

Hanukkah is the most important holiday in Judaism.

Which is one of the 4 sacred plants/medicines?

Which Friday‑night rituals begin Shabbat in most Jewish homes?

The drum is considered the heartbeat of Mother Earth.

Giving 2.5% of surplus wealth each year to people in need, purifying one’s income and supporting the community

Who led the Protestant Reformation?

Which of the following best describes the difference between faith and religion?

Which calendar system adds an extra month every few years to keep aligned with seasons?

Anatta in Buddhism teaches the concept of:

Which best summarizes salvation in Christianity?

In Hinduism, Brahman is best described as:

Which Grandfather Teaching involves facing foes with integrity and doing what is right despite consequences?

Which term is the belief that no gods exist?

How does Christian teaching reinterpret the Temple in relation to Jesus?

Atman is the eternal soul in Hinduism.

In Christian theology, the Messiah is primarily…

Which Grandfather Teaching urges people to honour all creation, value others’ perspectives, and live in harmony?

Indigenous spiritualities rely primarily on sacred written texts.

Avoiding eating and drinking from dawn to sunset for one specific month to develop discipline and empathy

Which of the following best defines “worldview”?

Which Grandfather Teaching emphasizes living with integrity in words and actions, beginning with oneself?

What is a mitzvah?

Which term describes the belief in one or more gods?

Main spiritual benefit of following one's dharma:

The Medicine Wheel represents disharmony and chaos.

Judaism practices polytheism.

Publicly stating a belief in one God (Allah) and that Muhammad is His Messenger as the foundation of faith

The Four Noble Truths teach that life involves suffering and it is unavoidable.

Performing ritual worship five times a day, facing Mecca, with prescribed movements and Qurʾānic recitations

Islam means “submission to the will of God”.

The Five Precepts are rules for monks only.

Dharma is best described as:

The Hajj is a one-time pilgrimage to Jerusalem required of all Muslims.

Why is Jesus’ crucifixion important to Christians?

Religious pluralism is best defined as:

What does “jihad” primarily mean?

The Star of David symbolizes balance between reaching up to God and receiving God’s blessings.

Refraining from work and sharing festive meals on Shabbat primarily symbolizes…

Sustained mindfulness promotes growth because it…