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1
The following symbol represents which of the world faiths?
Shintoism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
2
The scattering of the Jewish population was called the
Schism.
Reformation.
Holocaust.
Diaspora.
3
Hindus believe in
karma, the Quran, and Buddha.
Brahman, the Torah, and reincarnation.
the Bible, reincarnation, and karma.
reincarnation, the Vedas, and karma.
4
If you are a Buddhist, then you believe in
the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama and sharia law.
the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama and going to a church.
the teachings of Muhammed and meditation.
the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama and meditation.
5
Islam began in ___, Judaism began in___, and Buddhism began in ___.
Egypt, France, and China.
Nepal, Israel, and India.
Arabia, Israel, and India.
Arabia, Turkey, and Thailand.
6
Its followers eventually want unity with Brahman.
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
7
The Dome of the Rock is a holy site of which world religion?
Animism
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
8
Shiite Islam dominates the country of
Saudia Arabia
Nepal
Iran
Iraq
9
The Jews, Muslims, and Christians have all fought for control of what world region?
South America
Northern Ireland
Northeast Asia
Southwest Asia
10
The following image in Italy represents a holy site of which branch of Christianity?
Roman Catholic
Methodist
Eastern Orthodox
Mormon
11
Its followers believe in reincarnation and the Vedas.
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
12
Which world religion is the oldest that practices the belief of monotheism?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
13
The movement away from the control or influence of religion in society.
Monotheism
Secularism
Atheism
Theocracy
14
The culture hearth of Islam is located in which city?
Jerusalem
Rome
Mecca
Moscow
15
Its followers do not believe in life after death.
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Atheism
16
Siddharta Gautama is considered as the founder of what world religion?
Buddhism
Sikhism
Hinduism
Judaism
17
A religion that attempts to appeal to all people, not just those in a particular location.
Universalizing Religion
Polytheistic Religion
Exclusive Religion
Ethnic Religion
18
Christians believe in
the Bible, going to a Mosque, and in Buddha.
the Bible, going to church, and the Three Baskets of Wisdom.
the Bible, going to a church, and in Jesus as the Savior.
the Quran, going to a synagogue, and in Muhammed.
19
This religion teaches that you must repent of your sins and receive Jesus as your savior.
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
20
Muslims believe in
the Bible, Jesus as the son of God, and praying in a Mosque.
the Quran, Buddha as a prophet, and praying in a Mosque.
the Quran, Muhammed as a prophet, and praying in a church.
the Quran, Muhammed as a prophet, and praying in a Mosque.
21
A literal and strict interpretation to the basic principles of a religion.
Extremism
Fundamentalism
Animism
Polytheism
22
The belief in or worship of more than one god is known as
Polytheism.
Animism.
Monotheism.
Atheism.
23
Fasting takes place during what time period in the Islamic calendar?
Lent
Diwali
Ramadan
Christmas
24
Which two of the world's religion were found mostly in the country of India?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Christianity and Hinduism
Islam and Judaism
Buddhism and Islam
25
Which country has a large number of people who follow the faith of Hinduism?
India
China
Brazil
Saudi Arabia
26
Jews trace their ethnic lineage back to
Buddha.
Abraham.
Muhammed.
Jesus.
27
The culture hearth of the Judaism faith is located in what city?
Salt Lake City
Jerusalem
Moscow
Rome
28
Jews believe in
praying in a synagogue, Muhammed, and the Torah.
Buddha, the Ten Commandments, and the Quran.
Yahweh, the Ten Commandments, and praying in a synagogue.
the Ten Commandments, Yahweh, and praying in a Mosque.
29
Someone who helps to diffuse a universalizing religion is considered as a
Religious Refugee.
Missionary.
Pilgrim.
Mercenary.
30
In the first few centuries of Christianity's history, it initially diffused from___to___.
East Asia; Africa.
North America; Southwest Asia.
Southwest Asia; South Asia.
Southwest Asia; Europe.
31
The following image represents a religious symbol of what world faith?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Animism
32
The Sunni and Shia are two branches of what universalizing religion?
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
33
Which is the youngest (newest) major religion?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
34
Which of the branches of Christianity are the most dominant in the USA?
Roman Catholic and Eastern Othodox
Protestant and Sunni
Protestant and Shiite
Protestant and Roman Catholic
35
The following symbol represents which of the world's religions?
Buddhism
Islam
Shintoism
Christianity
36
Which world religion lays claim to the largest number of followers?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
37
The doctrine or belief in the existence of only one god is
Atheism
Animism
Monotheism
Polytheism
38
A religion with a concentrated spatial distribution tied to the location (India).
Universalizing Religion
Monotheistic Religion
Missionary-based Religion
Ethnic Religion
39
The following symbol represents which of the world's religions?
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
40
At some time in their lives Muslims are to make a pilgrimage to what location?
Rome, Italy
the Ganges River, India
Jerusalem, Israel
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
