T1 Y10 Lesson 2: Saints in Various Religious Traditions

Open Ended

What is one thing you remember learning from our class last week?

Word Cloud

What qualities or traits do you think of when you hear the word 'Saints'?

Open Ended

Think of someone in your life or community whom you admire for the qualities you have written. This could be a family member, teacher, or community leader. Write down their name, and if you'd like, you can also upload a photo of them!

Multiple Choice

What is the primary role of a saint in religious traditions?

• To perform miracles

• To serve as spiritual models and intercessors

• To preach and convert others

• To lead religious ceremonies

Multiple Choice

In Catholicism, how is someone officially recognized as a saint?

• By popular vote

• Through the process of canonization

• By their family's request

• By writing a religious book

Multiple Choice

Which religious tradition venerates saints through icons and relics?

• Protestantism

• Eastern Orthodoxy

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT typically practiced in Protestantism?

• Veneration of saints

• Honoring saints as historical role models

• Reading about the lives of saints

• Celebrating All Saints' Day

Multiple Choice

In Islam, what is the term used for a holy person who is close to Allah?

• Guru

• Bodhisattva

• Wali

• Tzadik

Multiple Choice

Which figure is often regarded as Wali in Suli traditions?

• St. Francis of Assisi

• Rumi

• Swami Vivekananda

• Avalokiteshvara

Multiple Choice

In Hinduism, who are the revered spiritual teachers and guides?

• Tzadikim

• Awliya

• Gurus and Sages

• Bodhisattvas

Multiple Choice

What is a Bodhisattva in Buddhism?

• A saint who performs miracles

• An enlightened being who helps others achieve enlightenment

• A religious leader who preaches to large crowds

• A spiritual figure who focuses on self-enlightenment only

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a Tzadik in Judaism?

• Rabbi Akiva

• St. John Chrysostom

• Avalokiteshvara

• Swami Vivekananda

Multiple Choice

What do saints and their counterparts across different religions typically represent?

• Political power

• Financial success

• Holiness, virtue, and dedication to faith

• Scientific knowledge

Open Ended

Name one quality that saints across different religious traditions have in common.