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Hinduism and Indigenous Spirituality
Hinduism and Indigenous Spirituality
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Year 10 SOR
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1
In the Kanyini documentary, how many children were said to be part of the Stolen Generation?
50,000
5,000
100,000
10,000
2
Samsara represents the cycle of...
Life and Rebirth
Death and Rebirth
Life and Death
Life, Death and Rebirth
3
Who is the Hindu God pictured below?
Brahma
Shiva
Vishnu
Ganesha
4
The Hindu Trinity consists of:
Brahma, Shiva, Karma
Vishnu, Shiva, Rama
Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
Brahim, Dharma, Shiva
5
The image below is the symbol for...
Om
Um
6
The four elements of Kanyini are...
Land, Belief System, Connectedness, Family
Belief system, Family, Land, Spirituality
Land, Water, Air, Animals
Land, Water, Family, Spirituality
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In the Western world, Samsara is commonly known as
A Veda
A type of dumpling
A perfume
Reincarnation
8
Corroboree ceremonies are open for anyone to watch.
False
True
9
Brahma is the .......... God
Creator
Preserver
Karma
Destroyer
10
The "Om" sound is typically heard in...
Tennis
Yoga
Basketball
Ice Hockey
11
What type of flower is commonly associated with Hinduism?
Lillies
Lotus
Carnations
Roses
12
Hinduism is a monotheistic religion.
True
False
13
Animism is...
the belief that all things have a spirit
the belief that all things are secretly animals
14
The Vedas are..
Hindu Sacred Texts
Christian Sacred Texts
Indigenous Sacred Texts
Jewish Sacred Texts
15
"Kanyini" means "connectedness".
True
False
16
In Hinduism, cows are considered sacred.
False
True
17
The story of Ramayana starts in which city?
Berlin
Nazareth
Ramayana
Ayodya
18
Thomas Zanzig's model of four phases in the quest for life's meaning are:
Awareness, Searching, Response, Searching
Yearning, Confusion, Awareness, Response
Yearning, Searching, Awareness, Response
Confusion, Yearning, Response, Awareness
19
"Dharma" stands for...
the ultimate moral balance of all things
the concept of reincarnation
an imbalance of morals
a state of changeless bliss
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The state of changeless bliss in Hinduism is known as...
Moksha
Samsara
Karma
Dharma
