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WorksheetsCh. 8: Indian Religions
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
an Aryan tribal chief
pariah
hermit
rajah
Kshatriya
the language of the Aryans
Brahmans
Vedas
Moksha
Sanskrit
“Books of Knowledge” which formed the basis of the Aryan religious practices
Vedas
varnas
Vaisyas
epics
a long poem that tells a story, usually about a hero
epic
jati
karma
rajah
a rigid social structure developed in Hindu India which involved ranking by birth
karma
ahimsa
caste system
moksha
the four main social classes outlined in the Vedas
jati
karma
dharma
varnas
Hindu social class made up of common people: merchants, artisans, and farmers
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Sudras
Vaisyas
Hindu social class made up of warriors and government leaders
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Sudras
Vaisyas
Hindu social class made up of servants and unskilled laborers
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Sudras
Vaisyas
Hindu social class made up of priests
Brahmans
Kshatriyas
Sudras
Vaisyas
a group outside the varna system whose members are slaves and are considered “untouchables”
hermits
pariahs
rajahs
stupas
groups within each varna formed according to occupation
Vedas
stupas
jati
rajah
the duties that members of each social class were expected to fulfill in traditional Hindu society
ahimsa
dharma
jati
moksha
a belief in many deities
nirvana
reincarnation
moksha
polytheism
the universal spirit in Hinduism
Brahman Nerguna
dharma
moksha
karma
the cycle of rebirth of the soul
polytheism
meditation
reincarnation
caste system
Hindu principle that a person’s actions in life influence what they are born as in the next life
dharma
karma
moksha
ahimsa
physical and mental exercises designed to help one achieve a state of tranquility
ahimsa
dharma
meditation
yoga
continuous thought or reflection, especially for spiritual growth
ahimsa
dharma
meditation
yoga
in Hinduism, a state of complete oneness with the universal spirit
karma
moksha
nirvana
ahimsa
Hindu doctrine of nonviolence toward living things
karma
moksha
nirvana
ahimsa
a person who lives apart from society by choice
hermit
jati
Brahman
rajah
in Buddhism, freedom from the cycle of rebirth and a state of oneness with the universe
ahimsa
karma
moksha
nirvana
stone mounds built over a Buddhist holy site, such as the bones of a Buddhist teacher
epic
jati
stupas
varnas
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
moksha
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Enlightenment
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
varnas
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
meditation
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
nirvana
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
non-violence
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
polytheism
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Upanishads
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Siddhartha Gautama
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
reincarnation
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Four Noble Truths
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Mahabharata and Ramayana
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
dharma
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
Determine if the concept is associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, or both:
Eightfold Path
Hinduism
Buddhism
both
