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A quiz on the beliefs, customs and geography of 5 major world religions.
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Christians believe that Jesus is
the author of the New Testament
a follower of Paul
The son of God
great prophet like Moses
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The founder of Buddhism was
King Suddhodana
Siddhartha Gautama
King Suddhodana
Asoka Gupta
3
Judaism, Christianity and Islam all started in what region?
Northern Europe
Middle East
West Africa
Southeast Asia
4
Vedas• Reincarnation• Karma are primarily practiced in which region?
Russia
China
India
Middle East
5
The holiest city of Islam is
Jerusalem
Rome
Medina
Mecca
6
According to the teaching of Islam, Muhammad was
A prophet chosen by Allah
The king of Mecca
Responsible for building more shrines in the Ka’bah
Once the wealthiest man in the world
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Which term means “belief in one God”?
Monolinguist
Atheism
Polytheism
Monotheism
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Reincarnation and Karma; Many forms of One God are beliefs of which religion?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
9
These temples are found in what religion?
Islam
Catholicism
Buddhism
Hinduism
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What is one common element of the major world religions?
None of the major religions rely on sacredtexts
What is one common element of the major world religions?
The all require a belief in multiple gods
The all set down basic rules for humans to follow
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Which religion had a large population of followers in Europe around 1500 ?
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Shintoism
12
Which belief is associated with Hinduism?
Caste system
Five Pillars
Baptism
Reincarnation
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The Five Pillars of Islam refer to
The ways to spread Islam in the world
The Qur’an, or Muslim holy book
Ways to becoming a prophet of Islam
Required acts of worship for Muslims
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In the early Christian church, Christian doctrine was established by
Jesus Christ
The Pope
Paul
Church councils
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What is the Torah?
A collection of Hindu texts
The sacred writings of the Jews
A collection of Islamic laws
A collection of Islamic laws