7.08 Shintoism CQs INCOMPLETE

What does Shintoism teach about nature?

• Nature is chaotic and unpredictable

• Nature is devoid of spiritual significance

• Nature contains Kami

• Nature is controlled by humans

What is a common practice among many Japanese people who follow Shintoism?

• They practice Buddhism alongside Shintoism

• They practice Christianity alongside Shintoism

• They practice Hinduism alongside Shintoism

• They practice Islam alongside Shintoism

According to Shintoism, what is considered more important: physical purity or moral purity?

• Physical purity

• Moral purity

• Both are equally important

• Neither is important

What do followers of Shintoism perform daily to maintain connections with nature and their ancient past?

• Meditation practices

• Yoga exercises

• Ritual practices

• Fasting routines

How is Shintoism similar to animism?

• Both believe in the existence of spirits in natural elements

• Both originated in Africa

• Both have a strict hierarchy of deities

• Both reject the concept of afterlife

What are followers of Shintoism expected to perform every day?

• Ceremonies and rituals

• Festivals and celebrations

• Meditation and prayer

• Pilgrimages and offerings

What country is Shintoism unique to?

• China

• India

• Japan

• Russia

What do followers of Shintoism perform daily to maintain connections with nature and their ancient past?

• Meditation practices

• Yoga exercises

• Ritual practices

• Fasting routines

How is Shintoism similar to animism?

• Both believe in the existence of spirits in natural objects

• Shintoism worships multiple gods while animism worships one god

• Shintoism is a monotheistic religion while animism is polytheistic

• Shintoism has no connection to nature unlike animism

What does Shintoism teach followers to respect and honor?

• All life and nature

• Only animals

• Only humans

• Only technology