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U4W3/4 Vocabulary

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is commonly found in many religions?

a)

Beliefs about the natural world

b)

The purpose of humans in the universe

c)

Devotions, rituals and ceremonies

d)

A code of conduct for human behaior

e)

All of the above

2.

There are many sects of Christianity, such as Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist. These religious groups are also known as

a)

parishes

b)

temples

c)

denominations

d)

methods

3.

The religions of ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome were polytheistic because they had

a)

many rules

b)

many gods

c)

many temples

d)

many followers

4.

Zoroastrianism of ancient Persia is the first known monotheistic religions that worshiped one god.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The Hindu and Buddhist religions share the belief that a person's actions (good and bad) come back to them in this life or another. This is called

a)

moksha

b)

yoga

c)

nirvana

d)

karma

6.

According to Hindu belief, the soul is in an eternal of birth, death and rebirth called

a)

reincarnation

b)

Brahman

c)

karma

d)

nirvana

7.

Both Judaism and Christianity share similar scripture and holy texts.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The state of being free from pain, worry or any suffering is called

a)

karma

b)

yoga

c)

nirvana

d)

fasting

9.

Yoga first started as a spiritual experience in the Hindu religion.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

In the Hebrew scriptures, the 10 Commandments are considered divine law because

a)

They were carved in stone.

b)

They came from God.

c)

They are good rules.

d)

They are easy to remember.

11.

According to the Bible, the rainbow Noah saw after the great flood was God's covenant that he would not destroy the world again with water. A covenant is a

a)

idea

b)

answer

c)

possibility

d)

promise

12.

After gaining knowledge and truth which freed him from suffering, Siddhattha Gautama became known as the Buddha or

a)

enlightened one

b)

eternal one

c)

religious one

d)

divine one

13.

Knowing right from wrong and holding on to a set of moral beliefs is the study of

a)

polytheism

b)

atheism

c)

animism

d)

philosophy

14.

In Islam, the final prophet of God and the person given the job of leading others in the 5 Pillars or Laws was

a)

Jesus

b)

Muhammad

c)

Buddha

d)

Moses

15.

The belief that natural objects, such as animals, possess a soul and should be treated with respect is

a)

monotheism

b)

polytheism

c)

atheism

d)

animism

16.

Which religion includes a promise from God of eternal or everlasting life for the soul after death?

a)

Judaism

b)

Christianity

c)

Islam

d)

All of the above

17.

Having faith in Allah, daily prayer, duty to share money, fasting, and making a pilgrimage to Mecca are the foundational laws of Islam, called

a)

The 10 Commandments

b)

The Five Pillars

c)

The Eightfold Path

d)

The Four Noble Truths