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World Religion Review Game
World Religion Review Game
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This game will help review students in world religions.
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1
A place of worship in Judaism is called what?
church
synagogue
mosque
temple
2
The picture below is MOST closely associated with this religion.
Islam
Hinduism
Daoism
Animism
3
Yin and Yang offer a symbol represented by the teachings of this religion.
Islam
Buddhism
Daoism
Shintoism
4
This teaching deals with causes, end and path to stop suffering.
The Golden Rule
10 commandments
5 Pillars
Four Noble Truths
5
All these religions are monotheistic EXCEPT:
Judaism
Daoism
Islam
Christianity
6
Zoroastrianism is an ethnic religion to this present-day country.
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Turkey
Israel
7
This person was the first to state that humans are good, not bad & the relationships that exist
Confucius
Muhammad
Loazi
Huangdi
8
Jews, Christians and Muslims all claim this city to be the "Holy City."
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Mecca
Medina
9
How did all religion spread around the world?
trade
martyrdom
warfare
missionaries
10
ALL these moral codes believe in nature spirits EXCEPT:
Judaism
Hinduism
Animism
Daoism
11
Which religion is the largest in the world?
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
12
These two religions believe in reincarnation and karma
Buddhism/Hinudism
Agnosticism/Animism
Confucianism/Daoism
Judaism/Sikhism
13
What religion believes in many forms of 1 God?
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Sikhism
14
Knowledge that all thoughts and actions result in future consequences is called...
Vedas
Nirvana
Deity
Karma
15
The stone building all Muslims face during prayer located in Mecca serving as pilgrimage site.
hajj
Wailing Wall
kaaba
Varanasi
16
This founder of Islam is known as the Last Great Prophet.
Moses
Abraham
Muhammad
Jesus
17
Which country is mainly Hindu?
Isreal
India
China
Saudi Arabia
18
Which answer best describes the Christian belief of the Trinity?
Law, Prophets, and Writings
Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
alat, shabat, and hajj
19
These beliefs are the foundations of Islam.
Four Noble Truths
10 commandments
Eightfold Path
Five Pillars
20
A place of worship in Islam is called what?
temple
synogogue
mosque
church
21
The worship of one god is _______________?
religion
monotheism
henotheism
polytheism
22
This man is known as the Son of God for Christians, prophet in Islam, and wise man by Jews.
Paul
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
23
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Confucius
Siddhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Mahavira
24
Muhammad fled Mecca and went to this city for help where he actively gained followers & army.
Jerusalem
Baghdad
Medina
Rome
25
This prophet lead the Jews out of Egypt after their Exile and received the Ten Commandments.
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
26
This early Chinese teachings discussed the dynastic cycle for dynasty.
Yin and Yang
Mandate of Heaven
Eightfold Path
Analects
27
The picture below describes this Buddhist teaching.
moksha
5 Pillars
Eightfold Path
Yin and Yang
28
This prophet is the father for Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
Muhammad
29
What are the sacred texts of Hinduism?
Sutras/Granth
Vedas/Upanishads
Tripitaka/Pali Canon,
Torah/Qu'ran
30
An annual trip to Mecca by a Muslim is called what?
reformation
hajj
varanasi
kaaba
31
Which of the following is the fastest growing religion?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
32
Which country is located in the Middle East where many Jews currently live?
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Iraq
Israel
33
The sacred text of the Qu'ran is the holy book for...
Christians
Jews
Muslims
Hindus
34
Which of the following religions is polytheistic?
Buddhism
Animism
Islam
Christianity
35
This is the sacred text for Judaism.
Bible
Upanishads
Qu'ran
Torah
36
All of these moral codes/religions are the foundations of Chinese Culture EXCEPT:
Daoism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
37
The Romans forced these people to live in a constant state of Diaspora.
Buddhists
Christians
Muslims
Jews