World Religions Review

Followers of Islam today can be found mostly in which regions?

• northern Africa and southwest Asia
• South African and India
• India and southeast Asia
• northern Europe and the Middle East

All of the following religions are monotheistic except 

• Judaism
• Christianity
• Islam
• Buddhism

Christianity is most easily defined as believing 

• the teachings of the Torah.
• the Four Noble Truths.
• that Jesus is the Son of God.
• that Muhammad wrote the Qur’an.

The Ten Commandments of moral and religious conduct originated with  

• Islam
• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Judaism

Two significant concepts related to the Buddhist religion are the 

• concepts of reincarnation and Ramadan.
• New Testament and Bushido code.
• Torah and pilgrimage to Mecca.
• Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.

Muhammad’s significance to Islam is like that of 

• Moses to Hinduism.
• Siddhartha to Buddhism.
• John the Baptist to Christianity.
• Pope to the Hebrews.

The Torah is associated with the practice of 

• Islam
• Buddhism
• Christianity
• Judaism

In Hinduism, what concept can be defined as “knowing that all thoughts and actions will have future consequences”?

• Four Noble Truths
• Hajj
• caste system
• karma

The Bible is to Christianity as the Qur’an is to what major religion?

• Hinduism
• Islam
• Buddhism
• Judaism

Where is Judaism most prevalent today?

• eastern Europe and Venezuala
• east Asia and north Africa
• China and Japan
• Israel and North America