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Unit 13 Review - World Religions
Unit 13 Review - World Religions
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1
Knowledge that all thoughts and actions result in future consequences best describes:
Karma
Gautama
Nirvana
Dharma
2
In Islam, God is known as--
Buddha
Allah
Nirvana
Yahweh
3
Which religion is practiced in the shaded areas?
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
4
Muhammad is the founder of--
Shintoism
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
5
The shaded area is dominated by which religion?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
6
The sacred cities marked on this map are most important to--
Hindus
Buddhists
Christians
Muslims
7
In Judaism, the Ten Commandments are used as a guide for--
the proper dietary laws
moral and religious conduct
ritual sacrifice
how to be reincarnated
8
All of the following are monotheistic EXCEPT
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
9
In the Hindu religion, rebirth/reincarnation is based on:
Dharma
Nirvana
Shinto
Karma
10
Which religion is practiced in the shaded area?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
11
The caste system, reincarnation, and karma are all part of what religion?
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
12
Which statement describes the accomplishment of Asoka?
Became the Enlightened One; Buddha
Converted Muslims in the Middle East
Spreading Buddhism into Eastern Asia
Became King of India
13
The Torah is to Judaism as which of the following is to Islam?
Mecca
Kaaba
Koran (Qur'an
Muhammad
14
Siddhartha Gautama is the founder of--
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
15
Which religion dominates the RED shaded area?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
16
Which religion primarily dominates the shaded area of the map?
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
17
What religion is currently concentrated in Israel and North America?
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
18
Belief that Jesus is the son of God and the stories of the New Testament are characteristics of
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Shintoism