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Rel Ed 7 - Abrahamic Religions Review
Rel Ed 7 - Abrahamic Religions Review
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How many times a day are Muslims supposed to pray?
12
1
3
5
2
Which of the following are
Christian
holy days?
Ramadan, Eid Al-Fitr
Christmas, Easter
Passover, Yom Kippur, Rosh Hashanah
3
Why is it important to SIFT your sources and to consult multiple reputable sources about religion online?
It's not! AI can tell me everything I need to know.
To avoid stereotypes and get a more accurate picture
To make people believe what you believe
Because it’s more fun
4
What does “monotheistic” mean?
Believing in one god
Believing in only angels
Believing in no gods
Believing in more than one god
5
The Five Pillars
of Islam are:
Five ancient buildings in Mecca
Five holidays celebrated by everyone
Five duties Muslims follow to guide their faith and practice
Five prayers in the Bible
6
One reason Havergal teaches Religious Education is to:
Get students ready for religious tests
Teach one specific religion
Help students understand different worldviews
Make students follow religious rules
7
Which of the 3 major monotheistic religions currently has the MOST followers?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
They all have the same number
8
Which of these sacred spaces is associated with
Judaism
?
Synagogue
Mosque
Church
9
What are the three “B” words used to describe aspects of religion?
Books, Beliefs, Behavior
Bible, Blessings, Boundaries
Body, Brain, Belief
Belonging, Belief, Behaviour
10
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are called Abrahamic religions because:
They trace their roots back to the prophet Abraham
Abraham was their most important king
They were all started in Egypt
They all believe in many gods
11
Who led the Jewish people out of Egypt?
Jesus
Moses
Elijah
Abraham
12
Each of the symbols below is associated with a religion. Select the correct order (from left to right):
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
13
A
sacred space
is a place where people:
Vote on rules
Feel spiritually connected or close to something greater
Learn geography
Eat special food
14
Psychology can help us understand religion by:
Teaching us about weather patterns
Telling us what to believe
Explaining why laws were made
Exploring how beliefs affect human thoughts and behaviour
15
What are the
Ten Commandments
?
Ten books in the Bible
Ten holidays from Islam
Ten stories about Jesus
Ten important laws given in Judaism and Christianity
16
All of the following are pillars of Islam
except
:
Attending worship at the mosque every single day
Pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj)
Fasting during Ramadan
Charity
17
What is the holy text of
Islam
?
The Holy Bible
The Torah
The Qur'an
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What is the day of the Sabbath for
Judaism
?
Saturday
Tuesday
Sunday
Thursday
