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Hinduism spread throughout India and the world
except
for which reason?
many Indian people migrated to different locations
Hindus can take their beliefs wherever they go
The Hindu religion is very flexible
Hindus all follow the same beliefs and practices
2
Buddhism was started by a man named
Bodhi
Asoka
Siddhartha Gautama
Mara
3
in Hinduism, the three paths to becoming one with God are
knowledge, works, devotions
pleasure, knowledge, works
pleasure, success, devotion
love, success, devotion
4
most Buddhists believe that those who reach the state of nirvana...
are qualified to start a monastery
return to earth as saints with halos
become part of something greater
will never make mistakes again
5
The largest religion in India today is?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Brahmanism
Judiasm
6
Hinduism absorbed many Buddhist teachings, which lead to
the decline of Buddhism in India
the growth of Buddhism in India
the beginning of a new religion
the spread of Hinduism across Asia
7
Brahmanism was a religion that...
granted power to common people
had little influence on India
was ruled by priests and rituals
worshiped only a single god
8
the Upanishads introduced the belief that...
everyone has a soul that is part of God
can openers are great
there are many gods to worship
only priests have souls
9
Dharma, the goal of an ethical moral life,
is spelled out in the Laws of Karma
is the same for everyone
depends on one's caste or position
depends on one's previous life
10
in his search for truth, Buddha lived a life of self-denial while studying
gurus
ascetics
monks
kings
11
a place of worship
nirvana
guru
moksha
shrine
12
the Eightfold Path descirbes a way of life that leads to...
self-denial
self-indulgence
the Four Noble Truths
the end of desire
13
a state of perfect wisdom
Enlightenment
Prophet
God
Statue
14
Buddhist teachings were carried throughout Asia by
missionaries
ascetics
kings
gurus
15
enlightened one who returns to Earth after death to help others
Bodhisattva
Karma
Meditation
Suffering
16
the first traces of Hinduism began in...
Middle East
India in middle ages
India in vedic age
Nepal in middle ages
17
the Bhagavad-Gita is a part of the
upanishads
mahabharata
ramayana
sect
18
the four Hindu goals of life include dharma, moksha, success and...
pleasure
wealth
karma
knowledge
19
the home of a religious conmmunity
Bodhi Tree
monastery
missionary
ethnic group
20
Siddhartha Guatama was born in the country that is now Nepal as a
prince
slave
farmer
merchant
21
the Four Noble Truths teach about
rulers and subjects
good and evil
life and death
desire and suffering
22
The Hindus told the Buddha about salvation, and
a life of wealth, ease, and pleasure
escape from endless cycles of reincarnation
a way to attract many followers to his ideas
denying himself any physical comforts
23
the total of one's thoughts and actions in life?
moksha
sect
dharma
karma
24
The Four Passing Sights taught Buddha
that he was destined to become a king
what happens to people after they die
what life was like outside the palace
the rules for living a good and moral life
25
the Mahabharata and the Ramayana are examples of
sects that have broken away from Hinduism
statues of important Hindu gods
epic poetry that explains religious ideas
famous temples built in India
26
Hindus who preferred to worship a particular god or goddess were one cause of
the decline of Hinduism in India
a return to belief in monotheism
the development of different sects
religious wars against one another
27
the Buddha taught the wisdom of following the Middle Way, or
leaving home forever
a life of self-demial
avoiding extremes
never eating meat
28
the Hindu belief that souls are reborn in new bodies after death is
Krishna
reincarnation
the laws of Manu
the way of devotion
29
a thinker or teacher who lived in nature and thought about religious ideas
monk
missionary
guru
pilgrim
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the caste system was one of the ideas of Hinduism that Buddha
denied
promoted
followed
taught
