Hinduism

The effect of a person's actions in this and in previous lives. 

• karma
• dharma
• ahisma
• moksha

The rebirth of a soul in a new body. 

• dharma
• reincarnation
• ahisma
• shrine

Considered India's holiest river. 

• Ganges River
• Nile River
• Euphrates River
• Mississippi River

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The final goal for Hindus, liberation from reincarnation. 

• moksha
• epic poem
• Brahman
• guru

Hindus worship many gods.

• true 
• false

A person's duty or what is right for him or her. 

• kharma
• dharma
• ahisma
• moksha

Hinduism is polytheistic.  What does that mean?

• Hindus believe in one God.
• Hindus believe in multiple gods and goddesses that control the universe.
• Hindus believe in more than one version of heaven.
• Hindus believe in multiple classes of people.

If a young woman is helping a man learn to read in rural India, which Hindu belief is she following?

• She is following her dharma by performing her duties and living in an honorable way.
• She is following her karma by performing her duties an dliving in an honorable way.
• She has reached moksha.
• This has nothing to do with Hinduism.

In order to end the cycle of rebirth, one must reach ___________.  

• Moksha
• Karma
• Ahimsa
• Shiva

What is the system that is a class society and is a way to become closer to god?

• Hinduism
• Vishnu
• Caste
• Moksha