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1
_____, or the state of wanting nothing, is a goal of Buddhists.
rasul
nirvana
ahimsa
karma
2
Which religion is represented by the following symbol?
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
3
Which religion is represented by the following symbol?
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
4
Which of these is an important holiday in Hinduism?
Vesak
Divali
Yom Kippur
Ramadan
5
A key belief in Hinduism, _____ is the belief that actions in this life affect the next life,
ahimsa
karma
moksha
nirvana
6
Which son of Abraham does Islam trace it's roots through?
Isaac
Ishmael
Siddhartha
Adam
7
______ a month of fasting, is an important holiday in Islam.
Divali
Ramadan
Passover
Yom Kippur
8
What is the
most
important holiday in Judaism?
Rosh Hashanah
Easter
Yom Kippur
Ramadan
9
A code of conduct used in both Judaism and Christianity is _____.
8 Fold Path
10 Commandments
5 Pillars
5 Vows
10
Which of these would be considered a sacred site In Christianity?
Dome of the Rock
Western (Wailing) Wall
Bethlehem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
11
Which city hold sacred sites for all three semitic religions?
Jerusalem
Mecca
Bethlehem
Bodh-Gaya
12
Which religion is represented by the following symbol?
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
13
Which of these following are considered key beliefs of Judaism?
no messiah
reincarnation
waiting for messiah
chosen to receive laws of the Torah
14
Which of these is a code of conduct for Hinduism?
10 COmmandments
submission to Allah
8 Fold Path
dharma
15
In Buddhism, what issue do the 4 Noble Truths address?
reincarnation
hajj
suffering
heaven
16
___________ is the One Universal Spirit in Hinduism.
Abraham
Brahman
Siddhartha
Allah
17
Which of these would be considered a sacred site in Judaism?
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Kaaba
Bodh-Gaya
Western (Wailing) Wall
18
Buddha, the title given to Siddhartha Gautama, means _____.
enlightened one
imam
prophet
messiah
19
Complete the following analogy: kosher is to Judaism as _____ is to Islam
halal
hindu
hajj
humus
20
Which of these religions could be considered polytheistic?
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
21
Prayer five times a day and hajj to Mecca, are part of the Islamic code of conduct called ____.
5 Pillars
8 Fold Path
10 Commandments
3 Precepts
22
The three Abrahamic religions all originated in the Middle East, making them _______ religions.
karmic
polytheistic
semitic
vedic
23
The cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth is called _____.
polytheism
nirvana
karma
reincarnation
24
Which of these titles means messenger of god?
ascetic
buddha
prophet
christ
25
Who is the leader of Tibetan Buddhism and the 14th incarnation of an important teacher?
Siddhartha Gautama
Dalai Lama
Abraham
Muhammed
26
Which of these would be considered key beliefs of Buddhism?
4 Noble Truths
submission to Allah
Jesus as messiah
Nirvana
27
Which of these is a code of conduct for Buddhism?
5 Pillars
10 Commandments
5 Vows
8 Fold Path
28
Which religion is represented by the following symbol?
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
29
Which religion is represented by the following symbol?
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
30
Which of these would be considered a sacred site in Islam?
Bethlehem
Western Wall
Dome of the Rock
Kaaba
31
Which of these is a key belief of Hinduism?
reincarnation
karma
waiting for messiah
4 Noble Truths
32
What important practice is shown here?
Kumbh Mela in Hinduism
prayer pilgrimage to Western Wall
Hajj to the Kaaba in Islam
walking the Via Dolorosa in Christianity
33
Which of the following are considered key beliefs of Islam?
chosen to receive laws of the Torah
Jesus as messiah
no messiah
submission to Allah
34
The word Christ is a title meaning _____.
enlightened one
ascetic
messiah
prophet
35
Which of these is the
most
important holiday in Christianity?
Ramadan
Christmas
Easter
Yom Kippur
