Year 7 Hinduism Key Words

Which of the following is the AUM symbol?

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What does AUM mean in Hinduism?

• AUM is a type of meditation technique.
• AUM (OM) is a sacred sound representing the essence of the ultimate reality in Hinduism.
• AUM is a traditional Hindu festival.
• AUM refers to a Hindu deity.

Which of the following is not a member of the Tri-murti?

• Ganesha
• Shiva
• Vishnu
• Brahma

Name the THREE members of the Trim-murti?

What does Brahma represent for Hindus?

• Brahma is the protector of the universe.
• Brahma represents knowledge and wisdom.
• Brahma represents creation and the source of all existence for Hindus.
• Brahma is the god of destruction.

What does Vishnu represent for Hindus?

• Vishnu is the creator of the universe for Hindus.
• Vishnu represents destruction and chaos for Hindus.
• Vishnu is a minor deity with no significant role in Hinduism.
• Vishnu represents the preserver and protector of the universe for Hindus.

What does Shiva represent for Hindus?

• Shiva represents destruction, transformation, and the cycle of creation in Hinduism.
• Shiva represents wealth and prosperity.
• Shiva symbolizes peace and harmony.
• Shiva is the god of love and beauty.

What is Brahman?

• Brahman refers to the physical universe and its elements.
• Brahman is a Hindu deity worshipped in temples.
• Brahman is the ultimate reality or cosmic spirit in Hindu philosophy; God.

• Brahman is a type of meditation practiced in Buddhism.

What is meant by DEITIES in Hinduism?

• Deities are historical figures in Hinduism.
• Deities are only found in ancient writings and have no relevance today.

• Deities are merely symbolic representations without any godly significance.

• Deities in Hinduism are divine beings which are worshipped, representing various aspects of the God.

What does DHARMA mean in HIndusim?

• Dharma means moral duty in life or righteousness in Hinduism.

• Dharma refers to a type of meditation practice.
• Dharma is a festival celebrated in Hinduism.
• Dharma means the ultimate goal of life in Hinduism.