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World Religions - 6 Major Religions
World Religions - 6 Major Religions
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Which religion is connected to this symbol?
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
2
What is the holy book for Hinduism?
Bible
Torah
Qur'an
Vedas
3
What do the three monotheistic religions have in common?
belief in one god
creation story
date and location of origin
holy book
4
When was Christianity founded?
2019 years ago
1500
1600
0CE
5
Who was the founder of Islam?
Prophet Muhammad
Guru Nanak
Moses
Jesus Christ
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Who is the founder of Hinduism?
Vishnu
no one founder
Brahaman
Mary
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Which of the following religions is not monotheistic?
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
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Which is the name of the Muslim house of worship?
Cathedral
Church
Temple
Mosque
9
Which religion has the most followers world wide ?
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
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Why do people practice religion?
provides guidance
gives a system of right and wrong
sense of belonging
provides answers to the unexplainable
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How many times a day is a Muslim to pray?
10
1
2
5
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What is the symbol for Islam?
Crescent Moon and star
Star
Cross
omega
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Where was Buddhism founded?
Russia
Nepal
France
UK
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What is the place of worship for Judaism?
Synagogue
Gurdwara
Temple
Church
15
Who was the founder of Buddhism ?
Dravidians
Jesus Christ
Siddhartha Gutauma
Muhammad
16
What is the name of god for Islam?
Yahweh
Buddha
God
Allah
17
Which religion uses the 10 Commandments as a law code?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Muslim/ Hinduism
Christianity and Judaism
Islam and Buddhism
18
What is the name of the holy book for Christianity?
Torah
Bible
Vedas
Qur'an
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Who is the founder of Judaism?
Moses
Siddhartha Gutuama
Abraham
Jesus Christ
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Which religions believe in meditation and yoga as a method of spirituality?
Methodist and Anglacian
Catholic and Baptist
Islam and Judaism
Hinduism and Buddhism
