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Summative Test in IWRBS

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is an organized system of beliefs, ceremonies, and rules used to worship a god or group of gods.

a)

religion

b)

creed

c)

atheism

d)

tradition

2.

What are the three religions that belong to Eastern beliefs?

a)

a. Islam, Christianity, Judaism

b)

b. Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism

c)

c. Christianity, Buddhism, Confucianism

d)

d. Shintoism, Hinduism, Islam

3.

Which statements describe the characteristics of Western beliefs?

a)

They believed in many gods

b)

They believed in one god

c)

Meditation is the center of their faith

d)

Time viewed as a cycle

4.

Which of the following statement do not tell about the importance of religion in our lives?

a)

Religion works for Ecumenism.

b)

Religion appreciates our own beliefs by seeing them alongside those of others.

c)

Religion appreciates our own beliefs by seeing them alongside those of others.

d)

Religion understands differences and sees similarities between nations and cultures both political and philosophical.

5.

What are the three elements of religion?

a)

wisdom, worship, works

b)

wisdom, worship, commitment

c)

culture, tradition, beliefs

d)

culture, folkways, mores

6.
Christianity is a ____ religion based on the life and teachings of ____.
a)
monotheistic; Paul of Tarsus
b)
polytheistic; Jesus of Nazareth
c)
monotheistic; Jesus of Nazareth
d)
polytheistic; Paul of Tarsus
7.
Three days after Jesus was crucified, he rose from the dead. This event points to Jesus' identity as the Son of God and Messiah. What is this event called?
a)
Salvation
b)
Crucifixion
c)
Believing
d)
Resurrection
8.
One of Jesus' most important teachings was ___, which means rescue from sin. Those who had this would enter the Kingdom of ___ when they died.
a)
salvation; living
b)
resurrection; heaven
c)
resurrection; living
d)
salvation; heaven
9.
Jesus' teachings inspired the many who followed him, but for the _____, they felt that his teaching threatened their ______.
a)
officials; authority
b)
armies; power
c)
priests; offerings
d)
merchants; profit
10.
What was Paul of Tarsus responsible for?
a)
Spreading Christianity around Israel Territory
b)
Causing uprisings against Roman government
c)
Spreading Christianity around Roman World
d)
Causing uprisings in the cities of Israel
11.
_____ was known for writing many letters to churches around the Roman Empire to help them break away from ____.
a)
Paul; their Emperor
b)
Jesus; Judaism
c)
Jesus; their emperor
d)
Paul; Judaism
12.
Stories and teachings of Jesus' life 
Helped spread belief in Christianity
a)
Bible 
b)
Torah 
c)
Quran 
d)
Noble Truths 
13.
Three days after Jesus was crucified, he rose from the dead. This event points to Jesus' identity as the Son of God and Messiah. What is this event called?
a)
Salvation
b)
Crucifixion
c)
Believing
d)
Resurrection
14.
What is the significance of the Gospels?
a)
Legitimizes Christianity
b)
Followers of Jesus
c)
Tell the life story of Jesus
d)
1st 4 books of the Old Testament
15.
In this instance, the term Epistle means
a)
Edict
b)
Psalm
c)
Gospel
d)
Letter
16.

Which of the following are Christian stories designed to teach a religious principle or moral lesson?

a)

miracles

b)

parables

c)

epistles

d)

beatitudes

17.

Which of the following are blessings that deliver messages of ethical standards?

a)

epistles

b)

beatitudes

c)

epistles

d)

parables

18.

Why is the concept of the Holy Trinity important to Christianity?

a)

It is the mystery of Christian faith

b)

It explains the separate natures of God

c)

It supports Jesus' ministry

d)

It is the foundation for justice, morality and service for others

19.

What is the purpose of the Beatitudes?

a)

They provide rules to live by

b)

They restate Noahide Laws

c)

They provide a moral compass

d)

They describe the results of salvation

20.

How many times a day should Muslims to do the ritual of prayer?

a)

3

b)

1

c)

2

d)

5

21.
What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?
a)
Kaaba
b)
Tajj
c)
Hajj
d)
Medina
22.
What is a major holiday in Muslim culture?
a)
Ramadan
b)
Christmas
c)
Kwanzaa
d)
Hannukah
23.
What is the body of law for Islam?
a)
Talmud
b)
Sawm
c)
Qu'ran
d)
Sharia
24.
There is an event in Islamic history that is so important, that it marks year 1 in the Islamic calendar. What event is this?
a)
Islam was founded
b)
The Islamic empire fell
c)
Muhammed and his followers were forced out of Mecca in 622 CE
d)
None of the given
25.
One obligation of a Muslim is to make at least one pilgrimage to:
a)
Medina    
b)
Mt Arafat    
c)
Baghdad
d)
Mecca
26.

During Ramadan Muslims are expected to:

a)

Refrain from almsgiving

b)

Make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem

c)

Fast from sunrise to sunset

d)

All of the above

27.
A split occurred in Islam after Muhammad's death because of disagreement over... 
a)
Leadership
b)
Prayer
c)
Expansion
d)
Pilgrimage
28.
What is the name that Muslims call their god?
a)
God
b)
Yahwey
c)
Allah
d)
Buddha
29.
Who was the last Prophet that the Muslims believe.
a)
Gabrial
b)
Muhammad
c)
Akbar
d)
Allah  
30.

What type of religion is Islam?

a)

Polytheistic

b)

Agnostic

c)

Monotheistic

d)

Spiritualist

31.

According to the Five Pillars of Islam every Muslim must:

a)

Read the bible

b)

Give charity to help the poor

c)

Believe in many gods

d)

Obey Rabbis

32.

What are people who practice Islam called?

a)

Christians

b)

Jews

c)

Muslims

d)

Hindi

33.

“Because the Meccans were unprepared for battle, they chose to surrender peacefully. Thus, in 630 CE Muhammad won back control of Mecca without shedding a drop of blood."


”What does the author mean by saying, “without shedding a drop of blood”?

a)

The Muslims killed many Meccans without suffering any losses themselves.

b)

No one was killed during battle to take control of Mecca.

c)

Many people were bruised, but they did not bleed.

d)

Muhammad himself was not injured during the takeover of Mecca

34.

What similarities does Islam share with Christianity and Judaism?

a)

The Angel Gabriel

b)

The importance of Abraham

c)

Monotheism

d)

Jesus Christ as the Messiah

35.
___________ is considered to be the founder of Judaism.
a)
Abraham
b)
Jesus
c)
David
d)
Muhammad
36.

The ______ is the Jewish holy book.

a)

Torah

b)

Synagogue

c)

Monotheism

37.
A ______ is a Jewish house of worship.
a)
synagogue
b)
mosque
c)
Torah
38.

The day of rest in Judaism is called

a)

synagogue

b)

Hanukkah

c)

Sabbath (or Shabbat)

d)

Canaan

39.
Abraham started the Jewish religion in Canaan. Where is that located today?
a)
Mesopotamia
b)
Israel
c)
Egypt
40.
Which city is the Jewish holy city?
a)
Bethlehem
b)
Ur
c)
Jerusalem
41.

What are some holidays that Jews celebrate?

a)

Passover

b)

Rosh HaShana

c)

Hanukkah

d)

All Of The Above

42.
Today, Jewish teachers and leaders are called...
a)
pharaohs
b)
priests
c)
Abraham
d)
rabbis
43.

Who was Moses?

a)

The founder of Judaism

b)

The Hebrew that led his people to freedom

c)

The Pharaoh of Egypt

d)

Some old guy

44.
A ______ is a Jewish house of worship.
a)
synagogue
b)
mosque
c)
Torah
45.
Where did God deliver the Ten Commandments to Moses at? 
a)
Canaan
b)
Jerusalem 
c)
Mt. Sanai 
d)
The Red Sea 
46.
Abraham was instructed by God to leave Mesopotamia and go to ____________.
a)
Egypt
b)
Samaria
c)
Canaan
d)
Munford
47.
The Israelites become __________ while in Egypt.
a)
farmers
b)
traders
c)
idol worshipers 
d)
slaves
48.
This is a time for Jews to remember the Exodus.
a)
Hanukkah
b)
Monotheism
c)
Exodus
d)
Passover
49.
A form of the Hebrew name for God; it was to sacred for the Jews to speak out loud
a)
Yahweh
b)
Judaism
c)
Torrah
d)
Monotheism
50.
. Outside of Israel, where does the largest number of Jews live today? 
a)
Southwest Asia
b)
Europe and Russia
c)
Latin America
d)
The United States