RAVE: Hinduism.1

What does the term "Dharma" refer to in Hinduism?

• The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

• The law of cause and effect

• Duties, rights, laws, conduct, virtues, and the right way of living

• The principle of non-violence

What is the law of cause and effect in Hinduism known as?

• Dharma

• Karma

• Moksha

• Atman

What is the ultimate goal of life in Hinduism, representing the soul's release from the cycle of rebirth?

• Dharma

• Karma

• Moksha

• Ahimsa

What do Hindus believe the atman is?

• The supreme, universal spirit

• The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

• The inner self or soul

• The principle of non-violence

What is Brahman in Hinduism?

• The law of cause and effect

• The supreme, universal spirit or ultimate reality

• The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

• The principle of non-violence

Which sacred texts form the basis of Hindu teachings and philosophy?

• Bible and Quran

• Vedas and Upanishads

• Torah and Talmud

• Tripitaka and Mahayana Sutras

Which of the following is a key concept in understanding moral and ethical life in Hinduism?

• Karma

• Dharma

• Moksha

• Ahimsa

What is the role of Brahma in the Hindu Trinity?

• The Creator

• The Preserver

• The Destroyer

• The Transformer

Which deity is responsible for sustaining and protecting the universe?

• Brahma

• Vishnu

• Shiva

• Ganesh

Which deity is often shown holding a veena?

• Lakshmi

• Saraswati

• Parvati

• Ganesh