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Nature of Religion and Beliefs
An adherent is what?
What does every dreaming story contain?
Nature of Religion and Beliefs
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What does every dreaming story contain?
Instructions on where to find food
maps of the tribal territory
Instructions on how to interact with non-indigenous people
Different layers of meaning
2
An adherent is what?
A traveller
A totem
A dominant variant of religion
A follower
3
Namaste
is a greeting associated with ____
Spiritualism
Buddhism
Yoga
Hindusim
4
In what manner are Aboriginals connected to the land?
Inextricably
Impatiently
Independently
Importantly
5
The Qu'ran and Tanakh are examples of what?
Religious traditions
Sacred Law
Sacred Text
Religious Law
6
Which of the following are characteristics of religion?
None of the above
Beliefs, sacred texts, ethics, rituals, and ceremonies
Earth, wind, fire, and water
Song Dance, music, and spoken word
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Imam is an Arabic word meaning what?
Priest
Follower
Leader
Bishop
8
Which of the following might be considered the basic questions of life?
Should I marry and have children?
What time should people worship God?
Should I teach others what I have learnt?
Is there a supreme being? Who am I?
9
Which of these religions is not transcendent?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
10
Nirvana is not associated with which religion?
None of the above
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Which of these is NOT a pillar in Islam?
Pilgrimage
Charity
Faith
Puja
12
Which of these has the least significance in the dreaming?
Animals
Art
Songs
Gods
13
The
Vedas
are the foremost sacred texts in ___
Sikhism
Buddhism
Taoism
Hinduism
14
Who follows the 8 fold path?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Hindus
Buddhists
15
Why is religion important to understand?
All of the above
It affects culture, politics, and history
It helps understand people and their attitudes
It helps people understand multicultural Australia
16
Where do Jews worship?
Shrine
Mosque
Temple
Synagogue
17
If you are atheist, you ...
Don't believe in a god
Do not follow a religion
Don't read sacred texts
Are an environmentalist
18
Rabbinic law is associated with which religion?
Hindusim
Druze
Judaism
Islam
19
Who believes in the Brahman
Sikhs
Hindus
Buddhists
90's Punk Kids
20
What is the significance of scared texts?
They demonstrate the buildings that adherents use
First used by the romans
Rituals that adherents follow
Source of the stories and beliefs of the religion
21
What is not an example of a living religious tradition?
Christianty
Mayan
Zoroastrianism
Odinism
22
How many commandments are there in Judaism?
11
613
618
10
23
The Hadiths are associated with what religion
Druze
Islam
Judaism
Zoroastrianism
24
What is the dreaming?
The food gathering process
The role of members of the tribal unit
The central concept of Aboriginal spirituality
The totem
25
Complete the statement: The dreaming is ___
Available to all Australians
The same all over Australia, a common expression
More important in the city than the country
Diverse, relevant to a particular 'country' or domain.
26
What are sacred sites?
Where people meet together every week
Places where ancestor spirits impacted on the landscape
A series of stories
Holiday homes for Aboriginal peoples
27
Bar Mitzbah is associated with which religion?
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
Islam
Druze
28
Belief that the divine is the material world is which of the following?
Animism
Polytheism
Transcendence
Immanence
29
What does religion contribute to society?
Hope
Sense of belonging
Ritual
Unity
30
The dreaming is ____ linked to the land
Inextricably
Inextricibly
Inextribly
Inextiricbly
31
Which of these religions are polytheistic?
Hindusim
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
32
Muslims pray at least _ times a day
5
4
3
7
33
Which of these is a dreaming story?
How the Magpie got its call
The rainbow serpent
How the Kangaroo got its tail
How the crow lost it's colours
34
The four noble truths fell into which religion?
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Sikhism
