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World Religion Exam Review Part 1
World Religion Exam Review Part 1
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1
The heart of the Vedas is considered to be the
Bhagavad Gita
Upanishads
Ramayana
Mantras
2
Of the following, which is the most recent event in the history of Buddhism?
Reign of Asoka
Buddhism enters China
Enlightenment of the Buddha
Buddhism enters Japan
3
A Bhuddist ritual that involves melting candle wax into a bowl is carried out at a...
death.
marriage.
birth.
coming of age.
4
What aspect of Judaism were the Pharisees focused on?
prayer
the legal codes
scripture
the Temple
5
Torah scrolls are kept in
pulpit
a tabernacle
an arka
a mezuzah
6
At Passover, an important ritual is
Fasting
the blowing of the shofar
lighting the menorah
the Seder
7
The _______ was the systematic killing of over six million Jews before and during World War II.
Holocaust
diaspora
exile
war
8
"Veda" is th Sanskrit for knowledge.
False
True
9
Most Aboriginal people live in
rural areas and in central and western Canada
urban areas and in central and western Canada
urban areas and in central and eastern Canada
rural areas and in central and eastern Canada
10
The Buddhist worship calendar is regulated by...
the sun.
the seasons.
the moon.
Astrology.
11
By 1493, ________________, the capital of Byzantine Christianity, had been captured by Muslims.
Athens
Rome
Constantinople
London
12
The Second Vatican Council was held in the 1500s.
False
True
13
Interreligious Dialogue of action refers to...
working with other religons for the well-being of humanity.
exchange of theological ideas.
courtesy, openess, and neighbourliness.
sharing examples of spiritual practices.
14
According to the 2006 census, approximately how many Aboriginal people live in Canada?
800 000
1 200 000
200 000
2 000 000
15
The term “Orthodox” means “Eastern European.”
True
False
16
What life event does the Hindu sacred thread ceremony mark?
Becoming a student
Death
Birth
Becoming a grandparent
17
Adopting a vegetarian diet illustrates the Hindu concept of
dharma
moksha
ahimsa
atman
18
The deity of destruction and redemption who is part of the Hindu triad is
Vishnu
Shiva
Krishna
Brahma
19
The purpose of interfaith dialogue from the Catholic perspective is
syncretism
.
True
False
20
The Reformation was the name given to a time of cooperation between Christian churches.
True
False
21
The Dalai Lama is considered to be an incarnation of a
Bodhisattva
.
False
True
22
Which ritual object is affixed to a doorpost, and contains words from scripture?
mezuzah
Torah scroll
menorah
Shema
23
At Rosh Hashanah, an important ritual is
the blowing of the shofar
the Seder
fasting
lighting the menorah
24
The largest religious group in Canada is...
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
25
For Catholics, when did the first real steps toward interfaith dialogue take place?
At the Second Vatican Council
During the travels of Pope John Paul II
At the Reformation
During the crusades
26
A kosher kitchen might have separate plates and utensils for eating dairy and meat dishes.
True
False
27
According to
Kabbalah
, the true nature of ____________________ is indescribable.
Jesus
the Messiah
God
Christ
28
During its first three hundred years, __________ was an illegal religion.
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Bhuddism
29
The Upanishads are important because they...
focus on prayers, elements of nature, and animal sacrifices
tell stories of Rama and Sita
move Hinduism away from sacrificial practices
explain the encounter between Krishna and Arjuna
30
The name-giver of an Aboriginal newborn is often the child’s grandparent or an elder.
True
False
31
Upon entering a Buddhist place of worship, what does a worshipper do to show respect?
Stands in silence
Chants
Lies flat on the ground
Bows
32
The dance of renewal for restoration of right relationships and the healing of all creation is:
a round dance
a potlatch
a sun dance
a powwow
33
Which of the following is the correct order of events in Aboriginal history?
French Missionary ; the Haudenosaune Confederacy; crops
French Missionary ; crops; Haudenosaune Confederacy
Crops; Haudenosaune Confederacy; French Missionary
Haudenosaune Confederacy; French Missionary; crops
34
Thousands of Jews trying to flee Nazi Germany were refused admission into Canada.
False
True
35
According to Catholic teaching, Jesus Christ is present in other religions.
True
Flase
36
Event when a youth prays and goes without sleep to encounter a spirit helper is called
a smudging ritual
a vision quest
a sweat lodge ceremony
a naming ritual
37
Canada’s Aboriginal population is growing at a faster rate than the non-Aboriginal population.
True
False
38
Siddhartha Gautama is better known as the Buddha.
False
True
39
The deity of preservation who is part of the Hindu triad is
Vishnu
Brahma
Krishna
Shiva
40
At Yom Kippur, an important ritual is
the Seder
Circumcision
fasting
lighting the menorah
41
A potlatch involves giving gifts of blankets, beadwork, and crafts to celebrate a special event
True
False
42
Aboriginal people consider time to be
linear
circular
non-existent
square
43
Buddhists take a vow against destroying living creatures.
False
True
44
Shabbat
is the Hebrew word for the Sabbath.
True
Flase
45
The first Aboriginal person to be declared blessed was Kateri Tekakwitha.
False
True
46
When measured by number of followers, Hinduism ranks as which religion in Canada?
5th largest
4th largest
3rd largest
2nd largest
47
The dialogue among churches to arrive at unity is best called...
reformation dialogue.
ecumenical dialogue.
interreligious dialogue.
interfaith dialogue.
48
Buddhism originated in China.
False
True
49
Non-Jews are obliged to follow some
mitzvot
.
True
false
50
The story of Adam and Eve is the first creation story in Genesis.
False
True
51
Era that emphasized intellectual freedom, reason, and was sceptical about traditional beliefs
the Diaspora
the Middle Ages
the Dark Ages
the Enlightenment
52
The deity of creation who is part of the Hindu triad is
Shiva
Brahma
Krishna
Vishnu
53
The Second ____________________ Council sat in Rome between 1962 and 1965.
Roman
Vatican
Papal
Bishops
54
The Roman Emperor was worshipped as a god.
False
True
55
The movement that promoted the creation of the State of Israel is called:
Semistism
Israelism
Secularism
Zionism
56
Measured in number of followers, Buddhism ranks as which religion in the world?
6th
3rd
5th
4th
57
Jews see sexuality as a blessing from God.
True
False
58
The ultimate goal of life for Hindus is
samsara
dharma
moksha
karma
59
The Catholic doctrine that God is three persons in one is the...
Pluralism
Trinity
Incarnation
Resurection
60
Vatican II is an example of...
a bishops conference
ecumenical dialogue
interfaith dialogue
ecumenical council
61
Hindu scripture in the form of a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and his charioteer, Krishna.
Bhagavad Gita
Upanishads
Veda
Bhodistvah
62
Most
puja
takes place in Hindu temples.
False
True
63
Wakan Tanka
,
Orenda
, and
Manitou
are names that different Aboriginal have for
Tricksters
spiritual teachers
the Great Spirit
life-cycle rituals
64
Today, the high priest gives the final interpretation of Jewish tradition.
Tue
False
65
The founder of
Hasidism
was
Emil Fackenheim
Moses Mendelssohn
Ba’al Shem Tov
Maimonides
66
“Hear O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is one.” This is the first sentence of the
kaddish
mezuzah
Shema
Torah
67
“____________________” is the Hebrew word for peace.
Shalom
Shabat
Slalom
Seder
68
The most common form of Hindu worship is
puja
.
False
True
69
Jews were often unjustly accused of being the killers of Jesus the Messiah in Christian Europe.
True
False
70
The belief that there is no permanent self or identity is called
dukkha
anatta
nirvana
Anicca