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Hindus believe that after you die, you are reborn into another living being. This is called
Caste System
Karma
the Vedas
Reincarnation
2
Some Buddhist Holidays are
Passover and Hannukkah
Holi and Diwali
Wesak and Vassa
Eid Al-Fatr and Eid Al-Adha
3
Christians believe there is one God, there is a Holy Trinity and that you should love your neighbor as yourself
False
True
4
Judaism is monotheistic, meaning
They believe in one God
They believe in many gods
They believe in no gods
They believe that people have god in their souls
5
People who have similar practices or culture traits and share a common culture and ancestry
Ethnic groups
Culture traits
Culture regions
6
When did Hinduism begin?
Around First Century CE
Around 600 BCE
Around 2000 BCE
Around 570 CE
7
Muslims believe there is one God, daily prayer, and that all Muslims should follow the Five Pillars of Islam
False
True
8
The Christian Holy Book is
the Bible (mostly the New Testament)
The Quran
The Vedas
the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh
9
Which is
NOT
a sacred place in Christianity?
Jerusalem
the Vatican
Mecca
10
The five major world religions are Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism
False
True
11
Some Christian Holidays are
Christmas and Easter
Passover and Hannukkah
Holi and Diwali
Eid Al-Fatr and Eid Al-Adha
12
The Key Beliefs of Judaism are that there is one God, God's law comes from the Torah and that Jews are His chosen people
True
False
13
The founder of Buddhism is
Jesus
Sidhartha Gautama
Abraham
Muhammad
14
When did Islam begin?
Around 2000 BCE
Around 570 CE
Around 600 BCE
Around First Century CE
15
The Buddhist Holy Book is
The Quran
the Bible
The Tipitaka
The Vedas
16
A sacred city in Judaism
Delhi
Mecca
Rome
Jerusalem
17
Some Jewish Holidays are
Eid Al-Fatr and Eid Al-Adha
Passover and Hannukkah
Holi and Diwali
Christmas and Easter
18
The founder of Islam is
Sidhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Jesus
Abraham
19
Islam is monotheistic, meaning
They believe in no gods
They believe in one God
They believe in many gods
They believe that people have god in their souls
20
The Jewish Holy Book is
the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh
The Quran
The Vedas
the Bible (mostly the New Testament)
21
What is
NOT
an example of nonmaterial culture
Morals
Food
Beliefs
Language
22
The Muslim Holy Book is
the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh
The Vedas
the Bible (mostly the New Testament)
The Quran
23
The founder of Christianity is
Abraham
Sidhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Jesus
24
Hindus believe that good things will happen to you if you are good, and vice versa. This is called
Karma
Reincarnation
the Vedas
Caste System
25
Buddhism has gods, but
DOES NOT
focus on the worshipping of gods
True
False
26
The set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people has in common is known as
Personality
Religion
Ideas
Culture
27
Buddhism is polytheistic, meaning
They believe in no gods
They believe that people have god in their souls
They believe in many gods
They believe in one God
28
The founder of Hinduism is
Jesus
Sidhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Krishna
29
There is material and nonmaterial culture
False
True
30
The majority of Muslims live
Throughout the world
Israel
United States of America
India
31
When did Judaism begin?
Around 600 BCE
Around 2000 BCE
Around 570 CE
Around First Century CE
32
When did Christianity begin?
Around First Century CE
Around 600 BCE
Around 2000 BCE
Around 570 CE
33
Some Islamic Holidays are
Eid Al-Fatr and Eid Al-Adha
Passover and Hannukkah
Christmas and Easter
Holi and Diwali
34
When did Buddhism begin?
Around 2000 BCE
Around First Century CE
Around 600 BCE
Around 570 CE
35
The majority of Buddhist people live in
United States of America
Israel
South and East Asia
India
36
Hinduism is polytheistic, meaning
They believe in many gods
They believe in one God
They believe that people have god in their souls
They believe in no gods
37
What is
NOT
an example of material culture
Food
Language
Clothing
Architecture
38
The Key Beliefs of Buddhism are Nirvana, Reincarnation, the Eightfold Path, Karma
False
True
39
Some Hindu Holidays are
Eid Al-Fatr and Eid Al-Adha
Christmas and Easter
Holi and Diwali
Passover and Hannukkah
40
The majority of Jewish people live in
United States of America
Israel
India
Britain
41
The majority of Hindu people live in
India
Israel
Throughout the world
United States of America
42
The Key Beliefs of Hinduism are that there are many gods, reincarnation, karma, and your soul is God's presence in you
False
True
43
The founder of Judaism is
Jesus
Abraham
Muhammad
Sidhartha Gautama
44
An activity or behavior in which people often take part
Culture regions
Ethnic groups
Culture traits
45
Hindus believe there is a social caste you are born into. This is called
Karma
Reincarnation
the Vedas
Caste System
46
An area in which people have many shared cultural traits
Culture traits
Ethnic groups
Culture regions
47
Which is
NOT
an example of creative expression?
Scholarship
Visual Arts
Literary Arts
Performing Arts
48
Which is
NOT
a sacred place in Buddhism
Lumbini Grove
Sarnarth
Jerusalem
Bodh Gaya
49
Christianity is monotheistic, meaning
They believe in no gods
They believe in many gods
They believe in one God
They believe that people have god in their souls
50
A sacred site in Hinduism
Hindu Temple
Hindu Monastery
Hindu Mosque
Hindu Church
51
Which is
NOT
a sacred place in Islam?
Delhi
Jerusalem
Mecca
the Vatican
52
The majority of Christians live
India
Throughout the world
Israel
United States of America
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The Hindu Holy Texts are
The Vedas
The Quran
the Hebrew Bible/Tanakh
the Bible (mostly the New Testament)
