Chapter 19 Section 1 +2

Imagine that you are thinking about your inner being. Your soul that holds your personality. This is your _________ according to Hindus.

• Atman
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Brahman
• Shiva

Picture a journey through life. In Hinduism you live, die, and are reborn UNTIL you reach eternal bliss where your soul is reunited with the universal spirit. This leaving of the cycle is called ____________.

• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman
• Shiva

Picture a vibrant and colorful celebration held around the equinox. During this time they often throw colors.

• Holi
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

Imagine doing a good deed for someone and believing this good deed will have an affect on your salvation.

• Karma
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

A society that has different groups and one group that is below all the others. They are considered to be unclean and not to be associated with. This group in India is called the ________________.

• Untouchables
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

Think about the concept of a cycle. In Hinduism, _________________ represents the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth in Hinduism.

• Samsara
• Moksha
• Atman
• Brahman
• Shiva

Reflect on the idea of life after death. In Hinduism, when a person is born again it is called _______________.

• Reincarnation
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

Consider a situation where you have to make a difficult choice. In Hinduism, ____________ guides your decision-making process based on moral and ethical principles.

• Dharma
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

Imagine starting your day with a positive saying. In hinduism, they use words or sounds that aid them in meditation or concentration called _____________.

• Mantra
• Moksha
• Samsara
• Atman
• Brahman

Hinduism roots stem back to the _____________ River Valley.

• Tigris
• Euphrates
• Nile
• Indus
• Yellow