GR8 SS Q1L4 Hinduism: A Mosaic of Traditions

What is the meaning of Dharma in Hinduism?

• Righteous conduct, moral law.

• Wealth and prosperity.

• Physical strength.

• Reincarnation.

What does Karma refer to in Hinduism?

• Action and its consequences.

• A type of meditation.

• A sacred river.

• A festival celebrated annually.

What is Samsara in Hinduism?

• Cycle of rebirth (reincarnation).

• Path to enlightenment.

• Sacred river in India.

• Hindu festival of lights.

What does Moksha mean in Hinduism?

• Liberation from Samsara.

• Worship of deities.

• Accumulation of wealth.

• Practice of rituals.

What is Brahman in Hinduism?

• The ultimate reality, universal spirit.

• A famous Hindu festival.

• A sacred river in India.

• A type of traditional Indian food.

Which of the following is NOT a sacred text of Hinduism?

• Vedas

• Upanishads

• Quran

• Bhagavad Gita

Name any two deities mentioned as part of the Hindu pantheon representing aspects of Brahman.

• Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva

• Zeus, Hera, Apollo

• Odin, Thor, Freya

• Ra, Osiris, Anubis

Fill in the blank: Historically, the ________ system influenced the caste system (Varna system), defining social roles and hierarchies, though its discriminatory aspects are now widely condemned.

• social structure

• economic

• judicial

• educational

Fill in the blank: Philosophy and Ethics in Indian culture emphasize non-violence (Ahimsa), duty, and spiritual pursuit. They influenced concepts of ________ and respect for all life.

• vegetarianism

• materialism

• industrialization

• competition

Fill in the blank: Temples are intricate marvels of sculpture and symbolism. Classical Indian dance (e.g., Bharatanatyam) and music are deeply rooted in ________ mythology and devotion.

• Hindu

• Greek

• Roman

• Egyptian