Hinduism

What is Hinduism considered to be the result of?

• The teachings of a single prophet.

• The merging of the Indus Valley Civilization and Indo-Aryan migration.

• A religion founded in 500 AD.

• A set of beliefs brought by aliens.

In Hinduism, what is Brahman?

• An individual soul that reincarnates.

• A specific deity with a human form.

• The universal soul, formless source of all reality and the universe itself.

• A sacred text containing hymns and rituals.

What is the ultimate goal in Hindu life, which frees one from the cycle of life and death?

• Karma

• Dharma

• Moksha

• Atman

What does "Dharma" primarily refer to in Hinduism?

• The cycle of rebirth.

• Proper behavior that maintains balance in the universe.

• A collection of sacred songs.

• The individual soul.

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Who are the two sons of Shiva mentioned in Hindu mythology?

• Ganesha and Vishnu

• Murugan and Brahma

• Ganesha and Murugan

• Vishnu and Brahma

Which Hindu denomination considers the goddess Devi as the ultimate and eternal reality?

• Vaishnavas

• Shaivas

• Smartas

• Shaktas

What is the literal meaning of the term "Avatar" in Hinduism?

• Ascension

• Creation

• Descent

• Enlightenment

What are the four main castes or classes in Hinduism, as described in the video?

• Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras

• Priests, Warriors, Farmers, Artisans

• Kings, Merchants, Scholars, Servants

• Upper, Middle, Lower, Untouchables