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World Religions Final Exam PART 2
World Religions Final Exam PART 2
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1
Hinduism's most popular sacred text
Upanishads
Bhagavad-Gita
The Vedas
Rig Veda
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Which of the following items is part of jnana marga, the path of knowledge?
studying the philosophy of Vedanta, Yoga, or Sankhya
helping out in a homeless shelter
none of these
worshiping at a temple or household shrine
3
an incarnation, or living embodiment, of a deity who is sent to earth to accomplish a divine purpose
Samsara
Atman
Avatar
Ascetic
4
The Buddhist sect is associated with Tibet and its attempts to harness the energies in each person.
Vajrayana
Mahayana
Magayana
Theravada
5
Which of these Hindu gods is known for destruction and is worshipped by millions?
Vishnu
Shiva
Rama
Brahma
6
______Buddhism gives less attention to the Buddha and instead focuses on Buddhist teachings that emphasize meditation
nirvana
Middle Way
Dalai Lama
Theravada
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Important doctrine of the ____holds that a healthy spiritual life depends on a healthy physical life
Theravada
Middle Way
Eightfold Path
Four Noble Truths
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The heart of Buddhist practice lies in
_____________
, which grants insight into the human condition.
suffering
karma
prayer
meditation
9
Buddhism teaches that a life of moderation helps to reduce
_____.
suffering
nirvana
compassion
meditation
10
The Buddhist ideal of
_____________
is illustrated in the story of the prince who gave his life
compassion
suffering
bravery
meditation
11
This type of Buddhism focuses on the Buddha himself, celebrating him as a divine savior
Arhats
Theravada
Vajrayana
Mahayana
12
the moral law of cause and effect of action
Dharma
Samsara
Karma
Bhagavad-Gita
13
Trancelike state in which self-consciousness is lost and the mind is absorbed into ultimate reality
Taboo
Samadhi
Yoga
Divination
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One who renounces physical pleasures and worldly attachments for the sake of spiritual life
Yogi
Artha
Bhakti Marga
Ascetic
15
A wandering ascetic who has advanced to the fourth and highest stage of life is called
Samadhi
Forest Dweller
Brahmin
Sannyasin
16
the eternal self
Dharma
Samadhi
Avatar
Atman
17
The Noble Eightfold Path sets forth
stages to be mastered and left behind
extreme religious practices
a life of moderation and ongoing practices
both a and b
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Ancient philosophical texts that form the basis of Hindu doctrines
Gandhi
All of the above
Rig Veda
Upanishads
19
One of the Three Jewels of Buddhism is the ____: the community of monks, nuns, and laity.
Mahayana
Sangha
Middle Way
Buddha
20
The mythical
______
are “Buddhas in the making” who, out of compassion, seek to help others achieve enlightenment.
Mendicants
Sanghas
Bodhisattvas
Maggas
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the highest of the four castes; made up of priests
Shudras
Kshatriyas
Brahmins
Vaishyas
22
_____ Buddhism focuses on the life of the Buddha himself, celebrating him as a divine savior. AKA the Great Vehicle
Apotheyana
Mahayana
Theravada
Aesiryana
23
In Vajrayana Buddhism, the head of the clergy hierarchy is the
___
Delai Lama
Dalai Llama
Dalai Lama
Dalai Lana
24
Which of the following ideas is
not
a primary focal point of Buddhist training, embraced by the Noble Eightfold Path?
unconditional love
wisdom
concentration
morality
25
Which of the following concepts is NOT one of Hinduism's four goals of life?
kama
dharma
maya
artha
26
For Buddhists, the state of eternal bliss that represents ultimate salvation is
meditation
compassion
suffering
nirvana
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A person’s particular dharma is determined by his or her...
Stage in life
ALL are correct
Caste
Gender
28
Ethical duty based on the divine order of reality:
Samsara
Karma
Cosmology
Dharma
29
The wheel of rebirth
Dharma
Moksha
Maya
Samsara
30
Which of the following items is part of Bhakti Marga, the path of devotion?
Helping out in a homeless shelter
Studying the philosphies of Vendanta, Yoga, or Sankhya
Worshipping at a temple or household shrine
None of these answers