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Unit 1-Globalization and Aboriginal Spirituality Review
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1
What is the Indigenous term for God?
The Divine Spirit
The Great Spirit
The Divine Mother
The Great Mother
2
A spiritual leader in Indigenous Spirituality is called a Chief?
False
True
3
True or False, Sweetgrass is used in sweat lodges?
True
False
4
What organization was created to help record stories of abuse in Residential Schools?
Truth Commission
Reconciliation Commission
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Forgiveness Commission
5
Which world religion is the oldest?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
6
What do feathers symbolize?
Mark of distinction
Stability and Foundation
Strength and Power
Both red and yellow
7
Drums are a significant component of Indigenous spirituality because...
They represent distinction
They create an awesome jam session
They represent the heartbeat of the nation
They represent a rite of passage
8
Believing without seeing is the definition of...
Faith
Spirituality
Fact
Myth
9
T or F, Trickster myths teach us how to be good, brave people.
False
True
10
T or F, Cultural Myths explain how spirits came to exist.
False
True
11
What does "Nostra Aetate" translate to?
During our Lifetimes
In Our Time
Beginning Times
Starting Today
12
the belief that everything living and non living has a spirit is a definition of...
Naturism
Amimism
Animism
Creationism
13
When did the last federally run residential school in Canada close?
1995
1992
1991
1996
14
True or False, life in Western Religions is viewed as linear (birth, death, afterlife)
False
True
15
The lack of belief in the existence of a god is the definition of what?
Polytheism
Agnosticism
Atheism
Monism
16
Why do people join a Cult?
Promises of unconditional love
Personal vulnerability
Stress
All of the above
17
True or False, Indigenous traditions were usually passed on through the written tradition?
False
True
18
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a cult?
Charismatic Leadership
Counter Cultural
Inclusive
Eclectic
19
Which of the following did not lead to a worldwide rise in secularism?
Modern Medicine
Technology and Industry
The Enlightenment
Modern Science
20
Which of the following is not an Abrahamic religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
21
T or F, Indigenous Peoples believe there is no separation between the material and spiritual world?
True
False
22
Which of the following is a common feature of religion?
All of the above
Organized Institutions
Search for salvation
Belief in the existence of a soul
23
Which Indigenous ceremonies were outlawed in Canada?
Sundance
Potlatch
Sweat Lodge
All of the above
24
Which shape are Indigenous rituals and symbols often found?
Circle
Square
Triangle
Octagon
25
Which of the following is not a group of Indigenous Peoples in Canada?
Metis
Inuit
First Nations
Cree
26
Which of the following, is NOT a sacred plant to Indigenous People?
Cedar
Rosemary
Sweetgrass
Sage
27
Which worldview sees the common good as important in society?
Anthropocentric
Cosmocentric
Theocentric
Secular
28
In the North America creation story we watched, what animal swam to grab a paw full of earth?
Turtle
Muskrat
Loon
None of these
29
T or F, the goal of Residential Schools was to assimilate the Indigenous Peoples in "Canadian Culture".
False
True
30
Indigenous Children were removed from their homes and taken to...
Spiritual Schools
Catholic School
Reserve Schools
Residential School
31
Which world religion is the largest?
Judaism
Christianity
Catholicism
Islam
32
True or False, a sect is a subgroup or branch of a larger religion
False
True
33
What was the Second Vatican Council designed to address?
Church Officials
Church funds
Relationship between the Church and modern world
The community of believers
34
How many Indigenous People live in Canada today?
11,000,000
100,000
110,000
1,400,000
35
Which worldview sees nature as sacred?
Cosmocentric
Anthropocentric
Theocentric
Secular
36
What are the Eastern Religions?
Buddhism and Hinduism
Buddhism and Islam
Hinduism and Judaism
Buddhism and Christianity
37
Which of the following terms describes an encounter with the divine?
Witness
Revelation
Reformer
Conversion
38
What is shown in this image?
A Medicine Wheel
A Dream Catcher
A Hula Hoop
A Medicine Hoop
39
Which worldview believes everything in the universe is connected?
Cosmocentric
Secular
Theocentric
Anthropocentric
40
New Religious Movement is another term for cult.
True
False
41
True or False, Catholics are opposed to Globalization?
False
True
42
The worship of multiple gods is called...
Pantheism
Monism
Monotheism
Polytheism
43
Which world religion is the smallest?
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
44
This 17 C term acknowledges belief in a supreme being and that God doesn't interfere with the world.
Skepicism
Deism
Rationalism
Monism
45
Which worldview sees God at its centre?
Theocentric
Secular
Anthropocentric
Cosmocentric
46
T or F, A common theme in Hero myths are a connection to the earth?
False
True
47
Which world religion is the youngest?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
48
What is humanities urge to understand life's great mysteries called?
God Complex
God Vacuum
God Instinct
Both Red and Blue are correct
49
Which sacred plant is believed to be the hair of mother earth and is often braided?
Cedar
Sweetgrass
Sage
Tobacco
50
True or False, Religion is our total attempt to celebrate belief in a higher power?
True
False
