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HRT3M EXAM REVIEW
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1
Decorating Easter eggs and buying Christmas gifts can be argued as an example of:
Anthropocentric
Liberalism
Secularism
Rejecting the idea of God
2
In most branches of Judaism, men wear _________ to show respect and reverence for God.
head covering
Kippah
Long Dress
the Star of David
3
The anthropocentric worldview puts ____________ at the centre of the universe.
All of the above
God
Nature
Humans
4
The Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha are what in Buddhism?
Three of the Five Precepts
The Three Jewels
Three of the teachings from the Eightfold path
Three of the Four Noble Truths
5
Muslims are highly encouraged to gather in a mosque for communal midday prayers on:
Everday
Saturdays
Sundays
Fridays
6
The main sacred writings in Buddhism are…
Tripitaka
Upanishads
Vedas
All of the above
7
Which of the following are sacred Jewish holidays?
Ramadan, Sukkot, and Easter
Rosh Hashanah, Hanukkah, and Passover
Diwali, Hanukkah, and Yom Kippur
8
Which of the world religion(s) believe that Abraham was the “father of their nations”?
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam
Judaism, hinduism, Buddhism
Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism
9
In Canadian Indigenous spirituality, the Great Spirit…
is a spiritually fluid force.
inhabits all things.
guides people in their spiritual lives.
All of the above
10
Which of the following are part of the Seven Beliefs in Islam?
Belief in reincarnation, karma, and meditation
Belief in the crucifixion, resurrection, and the Holy Trinity
Belief in one God, angels, and the Day of Judgment
11
What is the name of this symbol and which religion is it associated with?
Star of David & Islam
Star of David & Judaism
The Star of Bethlehem & Christianity
The Dharma Wheel & Buddhism
12
What does Brahman represent in Hindu belief?
A powerful deity who controls karma
The name of a Hindu scripture
The ultimate, all-encompassing reality or world soul
13
What is the name of this symbol and which religion is it associated with?
The Dharma Wheel – Buddhism
Star of David – Judaism
The Wheel of Law - Hinduism
14
One who is undecided if God may or may not exist and believes we cannot know either way:
Anti-theism
Atheism
Agnosticism
Henotheism
15
What is the name of this symbol and which religion is it associated with?
Crescent Moon and Star – Islam
Cross and Flame – Christianity
Lotus Flower – Buddhism
16
What is the name of this symbol and which religion is it associated with?
Cup of Life – Judaism
Ritual Cup – Islam
Communion Chalice – Christianity
17
What is Atman in Hinduism?
The sacred sound of the universe
The cycle of rebirth and death
The personal soul or inner self
18
Martin Luther protested against which of the following Church actions?
the refusal to grant divorces
The selling of indulgences
the use of scripture in establishing community rules
The doctrine of predestination
19
In the caste system, people are given inherent qualities that originate from which Hindu God?
Brahman
Vishnu
Shiva
Brahma
20
The Four Stages of Hindu Life are:
Child, Teenager, Parenthood, Spiritual Leader
Student, Householder, Forest Dweller (Semi-retired), Ascetic
Child, Student, Adulthood, Ascetic
Student, Caregiver, Community Leader, Spiritual Seclusion
21
The Jewish sacred book written by rabbis as a commentary is called the…
Torah
Talmud
Writings
Tanak
22
Which of the following is the accurate historical progression of one religion arising out from another?
Christianity evolved from the Jewish tradition
Hinduism evolved from the Buddhist tradition
Christianity evolved from the Islam tradition
23
Henotheism is the belief that…
There is only one God.
There are many Gods, but only one God should be worshiped one at a time.
God is embedded in nature.
there is no divine entity that predetermines human life.