Christianity

How do ideas and beliefs shape our lives and the world around us?

• They influence our decisions and actions.

• They have no impact on our lives.

• They only affect our personal thoughts.

• They are irrelevant to societal changes.

Which of the following best summarizes and compares information from lessons about world belief systems?

• World belief systems are all fundamentally the same.

• World belief systems have unique characteristics and shared themes.

• World belief systems are entirely different with no commonalities.

• World belief systems are irrelevant in modern society.

Fill in the chart with information about each belief system: Belief System, Founder and/or Major Figures, Sacred Texts, Beliefs and Practices, Moral/Ethical Code of Conduct, Impact on Society Whose Inhabitants Practice the Belief System.

• The question requires filling in a chart with specific information about various belief systems.

• The question asks for a detailed essay on belief systems.

• The question is about comparing belief systems with political systems.

• The question requires a historical timeline of belief systems.

What are the important similarities and differences between belief systems in their core beliefs, ethical codes, practices, and social relationships?

• Belief systems have identical core beliefs and ethical codes.

• Belief systems differ in practices but share similar social relationships.

• Belief systems have unique core beliefs, ethical codes, practices, and social relationships.

• Belief systems are similar in all aspects.

Identify the place of origin, compare and contrast the core beliefs and practices, and explore the sacred texts and ethical codes for Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Confucianism, and Daoism.

• India, China, Middle East

• Europe, Africa, Asia

• North America, South America, Australia

• Antarctica, Arctic, Pacific Islands

The place of origin for Judaism is:

• India

• China

• Mesopotamia

• Canaan

Judaism was founded during which date/time period?

• Around 2000 BCE

• Around 1000 BCE

• Around 500 BCE

• Around 1 CE

Who is considered the founder of Judaism?

• Moses

• Abraham

• David

• Solomon

What are the sacred texts of Judaism?

• The Bible

• The Quran

• The Torah

• The Vedas

Which of the following best describes the beliefs and practices of Judaism?

• Monotheism, following the Torah, and observing the Sabbath

• Polytheism, worshiping multiple gods, and celebrating Diwali

• Belief in reincarnation, karma, and practicing yoga

• Following the teachings of the Quran and praying five times a day