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What is the significance of Mecca?
What is the goal of Buddhism?
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What is the goal of Buddhism?
To live a good life
To reach nirvana
To be able to meditate
TO have your soul united with Buddha
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What is the significance of Mecca?
Responsibilities of Hindus
Guidelines to Buddhist teachings
Muhammad was born there
Jesus was born there?
3
The holy trip to Mecca is called?
8 fold path
Messiah
Hajj
4 Noble Truths
4
What is the role of the Hindu god Vishnu?
Creator
Preserver
Destroyer
5
Holy book of Islam is called?
Torah
4 Noble Truths
Bible
Qur'an
6
What does Allah mean?
Founder of major religion
Holy prophet of Islam
Name given to Christian God
Name given to Islam God
7
What is the 8 fold path?
Laws and practices of Buddhist
Laws that formed the Qur'an
Responsibilities of Hinduism
Name given to Islam prayer building
8
What made Buddha question the meaning of life?
All of the above
He reached nirvana
He saw suffering
He began to meditate
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What is the role of the Hindu God Brahman
Preserver
Creator
Destroyer
10
What is monotheism?
Belief in one God
Follower of Jesus
Belief in multiple Gods
Name given to Jewish temple
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What is the name of a Jewish temple?
Synagogue
Church
Temple
Mosque
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A member of Islam is called?
Jew
Muslim
Hindu
Buddhist
13
What is an untouchable?
The highest class in Hinduism
The ultimate goal of Buddhism
The lowest class in Hindusim
A member of Jesus Discipiles
14
What is salvation?
Forgiveness for sin
Laws for the Buddhist
Text for the Jews
Hindu God
15
What is the name of a Muslim prayer building?
Synagogue
Monastery
Church
Mosque
16
What teachings did Jesus study?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
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The worship of multiple gods is called?
Monotheism
Polytheism
4 Noble Truths
Caste System
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What Laws do Jews Follow?
10 Commandments
Polytheistic Laws
8 Fold Path
4 Noble Truths
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Why are Hindu's vegetarians?
Their God's were vegetarians
They believe in nonviolence
All of the above
They believe animals to be sacred
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Why do Jews not follow the New testament?
They do not believe in Jesus
They did not believe in Buddha
They are the teachings of Islam
All of the above
21
Whose teachings form the Qur'an?
Abraham
Jesus
Muhammad
Buddha
22
The holy book of Judaism is called?
Qur'an
4 Noble Truths
Torah
Bible
23
What is Dharma?
Guidelines to Buddha's teachings
The belief that you are reborn
The belief that your actions effect you
Responsibilities of Hindus
24
Which of the following was NOT a 5 pillar?
Communion
Prayer 5 times a day
Hajj
Fasting
25
What was the resurrection of Jesus's a sign of?
That Jesus was the Messiah
That Jesus went to heaven
All of the above
That Jesus died for sins of the people
26
The Holy Book of Christianity is called the:
Torah
Caste
Qur'an
Bible
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What is Karma?
Hindu laws that they have to follow
Holy text of Hinduism
Belief your actions effect you good or bad
None of the above
28
How do you move up social classes in Hinduism?
Having good karma
Follow the 10 commandments
By following the 8 fold path
Lisentening to the 4 Noble Truths
29
What is the new testament made of?
Muhammad's teachings
Jesus's life
Teachings of the apostles
10 commandments
30
How many gods are in Buddhism?
1
3
100
0
31
What are the 4 noble truths?
Laws that Buddhist follow
Text for Islam
Jews laws
Guiding principles for Buddhist
32
What is the role of the Hindu God Shiva?
Destroyer
Preserver
Creator
33
In Buddhism, a complete state of peace is called:
4 Noble Truths
8 Fold Path
Rabbi
Nirvana
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Which of the following is not a Jewish Holiday?
Yom Kippur
Delilah
Hannukkah
Rosh Hashanah
