World Religions

The term polytheistic refers to..

• Believing in more than one god or goddess

• Believing in one god or goddess

• Not believing in a god or goddess

• Prayer through meditation

Which term refers to believing in only one god or goddess?

• Polytheism

• Buddhism

• Monotheism

• Karma

A Jewish place of worship is known as a

• Church

• Synagogue

• Mosque

• Shrine

In some religions, a weekly day of rest is known as

• Rebirth

• Meditation

• Nap time

• Sabbath

Which of the following is NOT a similarity between Hinduism and Buddhism?

• Both religions believe in the concept of Karma

• Both religions believe in multiple gods

• Both religions believe in reincarnation

• Both religions were practiced in the Eastern regions

A muslim place of worship is known as a

• mosque

• synagogue

• church

• sabbath

In Hinduism, their most supreme spiritual force is known as:

• Jesus

• Brahman

• Priest

• Karma

The goal in Buddhism is to:

• follow the Ten Commandments

• worship Buddha daily

• reach Nirvana, or complete peace

• attend ceremonies each week

Buddhism was mostly spread by:

• leaders forcing civilizations to practice their religion

• travel and trade on the silk road

• Buddha and his disciples

• travel through the United States and Canada

This term means that if a person chooses to make good choices, good things will happen to them in return.

• meditation

• Hindusim

• monotheism

• karma