Hinduism Introduction: Core ideas of Brahman, Atman, Samsara and Moksha | History | Khan Academy

Which statement is true about Hinduism?

• It is a new religion.

• It is practiced by a small number of people.

• It is one of the oldest religions still practiced today.

• It started in Europe.

Where does the name "Hinduism" come from?

• A mountain range.

• The Indus River.

• A famous king.

• A type of food.

What are the Vedas?

• Ancient Indian cities.

• Collections of hymns, rituals, and philosophy.

• Types of animals found in India.

• Famous Indian rulers.

What is Brahman in Hinduism?

• A specific god with a shape.

• The illusion of our individual identity.

• The true reality of things, shapeless and genderless.

• A type of religious ceremony.

What is the endless cycle of birth and rebirth in Hinduism called?

• Karma

• Dharma

• Moksha

• Samsara

In Hinduism, what determines a person's next life?

• Their wealth

• Their actions in this life

• Their family

• Their dreams

What does Dharma represent in Hinduism?

• A type of food

• A sacred animal

• The rightful role or duty a person should play

• A special prayer

What is the goal in Hinduism where the individual self (Atman) becomes one with the ultimate reality (Brahman)?

• Samsara

• Karma

• Moksha

• Maya