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WorksheetsHistory World Religions Final
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 18mins
What describes a major difference between monotheistic and polytheistic religions
Monotheistic- one god
Monotheistic- many gods
Polytheistic- one god
Polytheistic- many gods
Which two religions share a common connection with the founder of Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Which two religions are associated with Siddhartha Gautama
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
What best describes the difference between the Hindu view and the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim view regarding what happens when they die
Hindus believe in death
Hindus believe in after life
Hindus believe in reincarnation
J,C, and M believe in reincarnation
J,C, and M believe in death/after life
Why did the Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims split
The Shi'ite disagreed with Muhammad's teachings
The Sunni wanted less strict religious rules
They disagreed over who should be Muhammad's sucessor
They disagreed on the most holy city
Which religion has no single founder
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
What two religions had conflict over the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaisum
Islam
What do all sacred texts have in common
Why do people have places of worship
To talk to others apart of there religious group
to be more connected to there god(s)
to have a good prayer space
to learn more about there God(s)
The ___ is the Jewish sacred text and is considered the first five books in the ____, which is the sacred text of Christianity. ( write answer as _____, _____ )
(a)
Practiced by a majority of people in the USA
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Divali is an important holiday
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
The country of Israel is considered present day homeland
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Arabic is an important langue
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
The western wall (waling wall) is a sacred location
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Believe in the caste system
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Hebrew is an important langue
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
purpose is to achieve Nirvana
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
The Ganges River is a sacred place
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Holy city is Mecca
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
The term that is used to describe something that is not religious, or related to a religion
secular
clergy
athist
agnostics
leadership within a religion
secular
clegery
agnostics
athist
People who belive there is not enough evidence to confirm or deny the existance of god
secular
clergy
agnostics
atheist
Belief in more than one god
polythestic
monothestic
belief in one god
polythestic
monothestic
people who do not belive in a god
secular
clergy
agnostics
athist
sets ethical and moral standards for its followers
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
