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Unit 1 - World Religions Review
Unit 1 - World Religions Review
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All of the following are part of Buddha's four noble truths EXCEPT:
Suffering is universal
End desire by getting everything you want
Follow the 8-fold path
Suffering is caused by desire
2
In Hinduism, being released from the cycle of rebirth in accordance with the laws of karma is called
Moksha
Purushartha
Mahabarata
Dharma
3
Belief in one God is known as
Mononucleosis
Monocular
Monotheism
Monorail
4
Before gaining enlightenment, the Buddha was known as
Mohinder Gandhi
Vikram Seth
Siddhartha Gautama
Rajput Singh
5
In what way did Buddhism spread?
TikTok Challenge
Conquest
Trade
Cultural blending
6
Muslims believe that Muhammad is the last and greatest of the prophets
False
No way, Bro.
Not really
True
7
The major DIFFERENCE between Hinduism and buddhism is
Buddhism rejects the Caste System
Buddhists practice magic
Hindus are more conservative than Buddhists
Buddhists believe in keeping material possessions
8
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are collectively known as the
Bupkis
Torah
Kibbutz
Challah
9
The laws handed to Moses by God that formed the basis of Jewish civil and religious laws are known as
The Ten Commandments
Party of Five
Three's Company
Eight is Enough
10
The Hindu gods of creation, life, and destruction are
Lary, Moe, and Curly
Athos, Porthos, and Aramis
Zeus, Apollo, Hades
Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva
11
How did Muslims treat conquered people?
They all ate a feast together
With religious tolerance, but taxes were imposed
They treated conquered people harshly
They kept conquered people separate from Muslim society
12
What group established the Caste system?
Chumbawumbas
Abates
Aryans
Vishnus
13
Shari'a is a system of Islamic law made up of the Qu'ran and
The Tafsir
The Zabur
The Injil
The Sunna, or Muhammad's example
14
All of the following are part of the 5 pillars of Islam EXCEPT
Charity to those less fortunate
Fasting during Ramadan
Praying 5 times per day
Going to Las Vegas during your lifetime
15
This Apostle is considered to be the first pope of the Christian Church
Thomas
James
Judas
Peter
16
On what did Jesus base his teachings?
Jewish tradition and teachings
The book of Abate
His feelings about morally correct action
What people told him to teach
17
Why did Roman rulers persecute Christians?
Christians demanded the Romans worship God
Christians didn't party like the Romans did
Romans viewed Christians as a threat to their authority.
Romans believed Christians were wasting time worshipping God.
18
The forced dispersal of Jews from Palestine by the Romans is known as the
Diffusion
Diaspora
Disparity
Dispersal
19
What is the main source of information about Jesus in the Bible?
The book of Revalation
The Gospels
The Epistles
The Beatitudes
20
Why did the Hebrews believe that God would protect them?
God had nothing better to do
A covenant was made
They wandered the desert
They were led out of Egypt
21
The biggest SIMILARITY between Hinduism and Buddhism is
Both believe in reincarnation
Both believe in missionary work
The more you contribute financially, the higher you go inthe religion
Both believe in divine beings
22
Polytheistic means that followers
believe in polygons
believe in more than one god
believe in one god
believe in no gods
23
Why was the
hijra
important?
Everybody got a new pair of sandals when they stopped
Muhammad was awelcomed as a spiritual and political leader
Pilgrimage business in Mecca boomed after Muhammad left
It was a long journey to Yathrib
24
King Solomon is known for all of the following EXCEPT:
Defeating the Assyrians
Building a successful empire
Constructing a great temple
Building a palace
25
What animal do people who follow Hinduism find holy?
Elephants
Cows
Horses
Cats
26
The pope is considered the bishop of what city?
Paris
London
Vienna
Rome
27
Moses is known for all of the following, EXCEPT:
Receiving God's commandments
Sacrificing his son to God
Speaking to God
Leading the Hebrews out of Egypt
28
In Judaism, the first covenant stated that God would protect the Hebrew people and that they would
Obey God
Open up a vape shop
Refrain from eating shellfish
Take Saturdays off (Sabbath)
29
In Buddhism, the release from selfishness and pain is known as
Rest & Relaxation
Nirvana
Varna
Moksha
30
In Hinduism, the belief that good/bad deeds committed in this life will affect future lives is called
Karma
Moksha
Bhagavad Ghita
Samsara
31
In the Hebrew tradition, a mutual promise between God and humanity is called a
Kvetch
Covenant
Chutzpah
Schmutz
32
Being born again as another living thing in order to achieve
moksha
is known as
Karma
Reincarnation
Dharma
Bhagavad Gita
33
Select all of the religions that are monotheistic
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
34
(extra credit) All of the following are reasons Christianity spread throughout the Roman empire EXCEPT:
Christianity embraced all people
The Pax Romana and Roman roads encouraged the spread of ideas
The religious services were awesome
Jesus promised eternal life
35
What Roman emperor was the first to accept Christianity?
Constantine
Claudius
Tiberius
Nero