WorksheetsWORLD RELIGIONS FINAL EXAM REVIEW
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 20mins
Religions offer responses to fundamental questions concerning human existence.
True
False
All human civilizations have some evidence of a belief in the divine or supernatural.
True
False
The basic dimensions of a religious tradition include:
doctrines
sacred stories
rituals
all of the above
Churches, mosques and temples are examples of
sacred stories
sacred places
sacred spaces
none of the above
"Catholics reject nothing that is true and ________ in other religions."
holy
reasonable
obvious
false
God has hard-wired us to seek truth, beauty, and goodness.
True
False
Christians outnumber Muslims in the world.
True
False
This is the sharing of the Gospel.
Charity
Conversion
Martyrdom
Evangelization
Monotheism is the belief that there is a multiplicity of gods and divinities.
True
False
This Pope started the Second Vatican Council.
Pope John Paul II
Pope Francis
Pope John XXIII
Pope Pius XII
This Vatican II document addressed the proper relationship of Catholics with Non-Christians.
Gaudium et Spec
Nostra Aetate
Lumen Gentium
Protoevangelium
In this course we will have a two-fold approach of
Empathy and Comparison
Critique and Condemnation
Creativity and Empathy
Empathy and Sympathy
Which of the following is NOT one of the benefits of studying other religions that we discussed in class?
Understanding better our own religion
Understanding better other cultures
Appreciating the wisdom of other faith traditions
Affirming the superiority of our own religion
Mecca is an example of this.
sacred story
sacred ritual
sacred place
sacred space
Which of the following is NOT one of the six dimensions common to all religions?
Saints
Teachings
Sacred Stories
Ethics
"Those who, through no fault of their own, do not know Christ and the Gospel, can be ____________ if they seek God with a sincere heart."
Converted
Judged
Saved
Dismissed
Ecumenism is
the effort to critically judge other faiths
the effort to convert people of other faiths
the effort to learn about other faiths
the effort to respectfully dialogue with other faiths
Observant Jews avoid speaking God’s name out of reverence.
True
False
The Torah has 316 Commandments.
True
False
This is the "day of atonement."
Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah
Hanukkah
Sukkot
Which of the following are forbidden foods according to the Kosher laws?
Bacon
Chicken
Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza
Lobster
Buzzard Burger
The day of rest for Jews is known as this.
(a)
This Jewish feast celebrates the events in the Book of Esther and is often known as "Jewish Halloween."
(a)
Which of the following books are part of the Torah?
Isaiah
Genesis
Exodus
Jeremiah
Deuteronomy
What is symbol #3 in the attached image?
(a)
"Shalom" means
Hello
Peace
Ouch!
Wonderful
Goodbye
At which Jewish Feast is Symbol #4 most likely to be seen and used?
Hanukkah
Passover
Bar Mitzvah
Rosh Hashanah
What is Symbol #2 called?
(a)
Which of the following is one of the major prophets?
Micah
Daniel
Elijah
Jonah
John the Baptist
The beginning of the Jewish New Year is marked with the blowing of the shofar.
True
False
For Catholics The Hebrew Bible is called...
The Bible
Sacred Scripture
Old Testament
None of the above
Israel is also called this in the Bible
Promised Land
Canaan
Palestine
All of the above
Gautama remained an ascetic all his life.
True
False
Gautama was born in the Lumbini Gardens.
True
False
The Dalai Lama is also known as the "Buddha of Compassion."
True
False
What is a bodhisattva?
A guru
Someone who has achieved Nirvana
Someone who has achieved Nirvana and stays behind as a guide for others
A god
This is the place revered for being where the Buddha achieved enlightenment.
Lumbini Gardens
Bodh Gaya
Sarnath
Kushinagara
The first and most essential of the Four Noble Truths is...
Life is blissful
Reincarnation
Suffering is an inescapable fact of life
The Noble Eightfold Path
This is the practice of denying oneself the pleasures of the world in order to focus on the spiritual realities.
Meditation
Asceticism
Yoga
Mandalas
The state of eternal bliss that is ultimate salvation.
Moksha
Enlightenment
Nirvana
Heaven
Which of the following is the cause of suffering?
pain
distraction
impermanence
desire
-Faith
-Prayer
-Charity
-Fasting
-Pilgrimage
What is being described?
Eightfold Path
Five Pillars of Islam
Four Nobel Truths
Ten Commandments
Which word means the rebirth of a soul in a new body.
dharma
reincarnation
ahisma
shrine
What river is considered India's holiest (most spiritual) river?
Ganges River
Nile River
Euphrates River
Mississippi River
The final goal for Hindus is the liberation from reincarnation. Which word describes this?
moksha
epic poem
Brahman
guru
Samsara means this.
Karma
Cycle of Rebirth
Caste
Dharma
Ritual offering and prayers to the gods.
Puranas
Murti
Puja
Devotion
Arjuna was a warrior.
True
False
Diwali celebrates the victory of the forces of light over the forces of darkness.
True
False
When a character in a Hindu story appears in this color it represents divinity.
Blue
Green
Yellow
Red
An incarnation, or living embodiment, of a deity (generally Vishnu), who is sent to earth to accomplish a divine purpose.
Reincarnation
Karma
Avatar
Dharma
