S.E.A. Religions

What is the primary religion practiced in India?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Shintoism

• Confucianism

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Which of the following is a characteristic of an ethnic group?

• Shared religious beliefs

• Common language and culture

• Political affiliation

• Economic status

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Explain one key difference between an ethnic group and a religious group.

• Ethnic groups are defined by shared beliefs, while religious groups are defined by shared ancestry.

• Ethnic groups are defined by shared ancestry and culture, while religious groups are defined by shared beliefs.

• Ethnic groups are defined by political views, while religious groups are defined by economic status.

• Ethnic groups are defined by economic status, while religious groups are defined by political views.

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Which belief system originated in Japan?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Shintoism

• Confucianism

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Identify the belief system that emphasizes the importance of family and social harmony.

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Shintoism

• Confucianism

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Compare and contrast Buddhism and Hinduism in terms of their views on the cycle of rebirth.

• Both believe in a single life cycle, but Hinduism emphasizes karma.

• Both believe in reincarnation, but Buddhism focuses on achieving Nirvana.

• Buddhism believes in a single life cycle, while Hinduism believes in reincarnation.

• Hinduism believes in a single life cycle, while Buddhism believes in reincarnation.

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What is the sacred text of Hinduism?

• Tripitaka

• Vedas

• Kojiki

• Analects

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Which of the following is a common practice in Shintoism?

• Meditation

• Worship at shrines

• Reading the Quran

• Observing the Sabbath

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Describe one way in which Confucianism has influenced Eastern Asian societies.

• It has led to the establishment of democratic governments.

• It has emphasized the importance of individualism.

• It has promoted the value of education and respect for elders.

• It has encouraged the spread of Buddhism.

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Which of the following is a key concept in Buddhism?

• Moksha

• Nirvana

• Kami

• Filial piety

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