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World Religions Review
World Religions Review
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With a focus on Eastern religions
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1
The most important religious text in Judaism, dictated from God to Moses
Talmud
Torah
Qur'an
New Testament
2
The most important consideration of Confucianism is
promoting social order
achieving a state nirvana
releasing the soul from purgatory
being one with the Tao
3
The Analects are attributed to the teachings of
Siddartha
Confucius
Muhammad
Lao Tze
4
What do Sikhism and Hinduism have in common?
They both emerged in the ancient Indus Valley civilizations
Belief in reincarnation
Both are polytheistic
Both are monotheistic
5
In Hinduism and Sikhism, the belief that actions in current lives affect reincarnation is
Dharma
Nirvana
Moshka
Karma
6
The goal of Hinduism and Buddhism is
Reinforcing the caste system
Achieving an understanding of the Tao
Stopping reincarnation through achieving enlightenment
Promoting social order based on respect and moral obligation
7
Which religion emerged most recently during the 16th century?
Sikhism
Hinduism
Shintoism
Islam
8
Taoism stresses the presence of an indefinable, universal state of being known as
Holy Trinity
Mandala
The Dao/Tao
Feng shui
9
In Islam, the sacred words from Allah are known as
Hijab
New Testament
Qur'an
Old Testament
10
In Christianity, Easter is the celebration of
the pope's election
Jesus' resurection
The Crucifixion
The birth of Jesus
11
A Taoist symbol for balance of harmony, balance, and order
Moksha
Five Pillars
Shema
Yin and yang
12
The caste system classifications in Hinduism are referred to as
Samsara
Varna
Dharma
Kojiki
13
Jewish celebration commemorating the struggle for religious freedom under Syrian Greek rule.
Yom Kippur
Hannukkah
Passover
Rosh Hashanah
14
This scholar is credited with being the founder of Daoism/Taoism?
Guru Nanak
Confucius
Lao Tze
Siddartha
15
The religious and community centers of Sikhism are known as
Diwali
Minarets
Pagodas
Gurdwara
16
Which of the following is NOT part of the Five Pillars in Islam
Participating in a pilgrimage to Mecca
Meditating on moksha
Fasting during Ramadan
Praying five times every day
17
In Hinduism, moral behaviors that vary according to caste identification are known as
Dharma
Wu wei
Karma
Imam
18
Shintoism claims that spirits/forces of nature reside in....
Gurdwara
Shrines
Cities
Bodhi trees
19
Which of the following religions does NOT trace it's history back to Abraham/Ibrahim
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
20
Confucianism and Taoism originated at roughly the same time period in
Iraq
India
Japan
China
21
Shintoism stresses the presence of millions of spirits/forces of nature known as....
Varna
Kami
Discipiles
Mukti
22
The Christian belief that some souls do not go immediately to heaven or hell is known as
Pilgrimage
Purgatory
Stupa
Original sin
23
Taoist believe that "the way" is best understood by
Praying five times every day
Practicing yoga
Understanding nature
Participating in the Hajj
24
Confucianism stresses importance of social hierarchical relationships known as
First Covenant
Filial piety
Diwali
Original sin
25
Many followers of Shintoism also practice
Nirvana
Buddhism
Meditation
Yoga
26
The physical symbolic symbols of Sikhism followers are known as the
Five Pillars
5 K's
Analects
Varna
27
Which is NOT associated with meditation in Buddhism?
Tefillin
Eight Fold Path
Mantras
Mandala
28
The term for the Jewish day of rest, lasting from Friday to Saturday evening.
Sabbath
Torah
Tefillin
Passover
29
Shintoism originated in
India
China
Japan
Israel
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The taoist belief that building designs should promote the flow of chi'i
Filial piety
Feng Shui
Wu wei
Kabbalah