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Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Where did Judaism begin?
Canaan (Modern Day Israel)
Judea (Modern Day Israel)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
India
Northeast India (Modern Day Nepal)
Where did Christianity begin?
Canaan (Modern Day Israel)
Judea (Modern Day Israel)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
India
Northeast India (Modern Day Nepal)
Where did Islam begin?
Canaan (Modern Day Israel)
Judea (Modern Day Israel)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
India
Northeast India (Modern Day Nepal)
In what year did Judaism begin?
1812 BCE
32 CE
600 CE
3000 BCE
500 BCE
In what year did Christianity begin?
1812 BCE
32 CE
600 CE
3000 BCE
500 BCE
In what year did Islam begin?
1812 BCE
32 CE
600 CE
3000 BCE
500 BCE
Who was the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
The Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
No Single Founder
Who was the founder of Christianity?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
The Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
No Single Founder
Who was the founder of Islam?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
The Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
No Single Founder
What is the sacred text of Judaism?
Torah (Hebrew Bible or Old Testament)
Holy Bible (New Testament)
Qur'an (Koran)
Dhammapada and Tripitaka
Vedas and Upanishads
What is the sacred text of Christianity?
Torah (Hebrew Bible or Old Testament)
Holy Bible (New Testament)
Qur'an (Koran)
Dhammapada and Tripitaka
Vedas and Upanishads
What is the sacred text of Islam?
Torah (Hebrew Bible or Old Testament)
Holy Bible (New Testament)
Qur'an (Koran)
Dhammapada and Tripitaka
Vedas and Upanishads
Which of the following is the symbol for Judaism?
Which of the following is the symbol for Christianity?
Which of the following is the symbol for Islam?
Which of the following choices is a basic belief practice of Judaism?
There is only one God. People serve God by studying scripture and following the Ten Commandments
There is only one God. Jesus is the Son of God who did to save humanity and his death and resurrection made eternal life possible for other
There is only one God. People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars and living a just life
The soul never dies but is reincarnated until it becomes enlightened. Freedom from earthly desires comes from many lifetimes of worship, knowledge, and virtuous acts
People can achieve enlightenment by understanding the Four Noble Truths and by following the Eightfold Path.
Which of the following choices is a basic belief practice of Christianity?
There is only one God. People serve God by studying scripture and following the Ten Commandments
There is only one God. Jesus is the Son of God who did to save humanity and his death and resurrection made eternal life possible for other
There is only one God. People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars and living a just life
The soul never dies but is reincarnated until it becomes enlightened. Freedom from earthly desires comes from many lifetimes of worship, knowledge, and virtuous acts
People can achieve enlightenment by understanding the Four Noble Truths and by following the Eightfold Path.
Which of the following choices is a basic belief practice of Islam?
There is only one God. People serve God by studying scripture and following the Ten Commandments
There is only one God. Jesus is the Son of God who did to save humanity and his death and resurrection made eternal life possible for other
There is only one God. People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars and living a just life
The soul never dies but is reincarnated until it becomes enlightened. Freedom from earthly desires comes from many lifetimes of worship, knowledge, and virtuous acts
People can achieve enlightenment by understanding the Four Noble Truths and by following the Eightfold Path.
Which of the following describes a similarity shared between the religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam?
Each religion is Monotheistic, meaning a belief in one God
Each religion follows a Kosher diet
Each religion follows the Five Pillars
Each religion recognized Jesus as the Son of God
Which of the following describes a similarity shared between the religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam?
Each religion began in the Middle East
Each religion is based on the teachings of the Quran
Each religion is Polytheistic, meaning a belief in many Gods
Each religion recognizes Muhammad as Gods final prophet
These were a set of laws given to Moses by God for the early Hebrews, later to be called Jews, to follow.
Ten Commandments
Five Pillars
Kosher Diet
Golden Rules
Followers of Judaism adhere to a strict Kosher Diet. Which of the following is a characteristic of the Kosher Diet?
Jews do not eat pork or mix dairy and meat.
Jews do not eat any type of meat or food that comes from animals
Jews do not drink any type of beverage that is not water
Jews do not eat any food that is not cooked
Which of the Five Pillars of Islam is described below:
"There is only one God, Allah, and Muhammad is his prophet."
Faith: Shahada
Prayer: Salah
Charity: Zakat
Fasting: Sawm
Pilgrimage: Hajj
Which of the Five Pillars of Islam is described below:
"Muslims must pray five times a day in the direction of the holy city of Mecca."
Faith: Shahada
Prayer: Salah
Charity: Zakat
Fasting: Sawm
Pilgrimage: Hajj
Which of the Five Pillars of Islam is described below:
"Muslims must give a percentage of their income to the poor, tax collectors, the freeing of slaves, or the destitute in spirit."
Faith: Shahada
Prayer: Salah
Charity: Zakat
Fasting: Sawm
Pilgrimage: Hajj
Which of the Five Pillars of Islam is described below:
"Muslims must not eat or drink from sun up to sun down during the holy month of Ramadan."
Faith: Shahada
Prayer: Salah
Charity: Zakat
Fasting: Sawm
Pilgrimage: Hajj
Which of the Five Pillars of Islam is described below:
"Muslims must make a religious journey once in their lifetime to the holy city of Mecca."
Faith: Shahada
Prayer: Salah
Charity: Zakat
Fasting: Sawm
Pilgrimage: Hajj
Which of the following choices identifies the word used for God in Islam?
God
Jehova
Yahweh
Lord
Allah
Where did Hinduism begin?
Canaan (Modern Day Israel)
Judea (Modern Day Israel)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
India
Northeast India (Modern Day Nepal)
Where did Buddhism begin?
Canaan (Modern Day Israel)
Judea (Modern Day Israel)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
India
Northeast India (Modern Day Nepal)
In what year did Hinduism begin?
1812 BCE
32 CE
600 CE
around 3000 BCE
500 BCE
In what year did Buddhism begin?
1812 BCE
32 CE
600 CE
around 3000 BCE
500 BCE
Who was the founder of Hinduism?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
The Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
No Single Founder
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
The Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
No Single Founder
What is the sacred text of Hinduism?
Torah (Hebrew Bible or Old Testament)
Holy Bible (New Testament)
Qur'an (Koran)
Dhammapada and Tripitaka
Vedas and Upanishads
What is the sacred text of Buddhism?
Torah (Hebrew Bible or Old Testament)
Holy Bible (New Testament)
Qur'an (Koran)
Dhammapada and Tripitaka
Vedas and Upanishads
Which of the following is the symbol for Hinduism?
Which of the following is the symbol for Buddhism?
Which of the following choices is a basic belief practice of Hinduism?
There is only one God. People serve God by studying scripture and following the Ten Commandments
There is only one God. Jesus is the Son of God who did to save humanity and his death and resurrection made eternal life possible for other
There is only one God. People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars and living a just life
The soul never dies but is reincarnated until it becomes enlightened. Freedom from earthly desires comes from many lifetimes of worship, knowledge, and virtuous acts
People can achieve enlightenment by understanding the Four Noble Truths and by following the Eightfold Path.
Which of the following choices is a basic belief practice of Buddhism?
There is only one God. People serve God by studying scripture and following the Ten Commandments
There is only one God. Jesus is the Son of God who did to save humanity and his death and resurrection made eternal life possible for other
There is only one God. People achieve salvation by following the Five Pillars and living a just life
The soul never dies but is reincarnated until it becomes enlightened. Freedom from earthly desires comes from many lifetimes of worship, knowledge, and virtuous acts
People can achieve enlightenment by understanding the Four Noble Truths and by following the Eightfold Path.
Which of the following choices describes a belief in ONE god?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Non-theism
Which of the following choices describes a belief in Many gods?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Non-theism
Which of the following choices describes a religion with the worship of NO god?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Non-theism
Which of the following religions are considered monotheistic?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Which of the following religions are considered Polytheistic?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Which of the following religions are considered Non-theistic?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
What was the goal of Siddhartha Gautama?
To find enightenment and an end to suffering
To live a life of pain and sufferering
To become a god
To live a life of pleasure and enjoyment
In Buddhism, What is the Eightfold Path?
A way to end suffering and achieve enlightenment
A way to please the gods and reach heaven in the afterlife
Specific rules Buddhists must follow in order to show their devotion
Rules about what Buddhists can and cannot eat or drink.
In Hinduism, which God is considered to be the universal spirit that can became many other Gods.
Brahman
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
In Hinduism, which God is considered to be The Creator?
Brahman
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
In Hinduism, which God is considered to be The Protector?
Brahman
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
In Hinduism, which God is considered to be The Destroyer?
Brahman
Brahma
Vishnu
Shiva
Which choices are similarities between Hinduism and Buddhism? (Choose 2)
They began in India
They began in the Middle East
They both believe in Reincarnation and Karma
They are both Polytheistic
They are both Non-theistic
