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WorksheetsMonotheism Quizizz
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 40mins
Monotheism is the belief in
one god
many gods
all gods
all of the above
Which is the oldest of the three monotheistic religions?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Which is the newest of the three monotheistic religions?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Which religion requires its followers to pray 5 times per day?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Which person is important to all three religions?
Jesus
Muhammad
Abraham
Mary
The Torah is the sacred text for which religion?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
The followers of this religion worship in a church or cathedral.
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
The followers of which religions follow the Ten Commandments?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
The Star of David is an important symbol for
Jews
Christians
Muslims
What is the name of the holy text for Muslims?
Torah
Bible
Qur'an
The Ten Commandments
Allah is the word "god" in which language?
Hebrew
English
Greek
Arabic
In which country would you find the Ka'bah?
Israel
Greece
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Name the emperor who converted to Christianity, which caused an exponential growth in the number of Christians.
Augustus
Titus
Caesar
Constantine
According to Muslims, who is the last of the prophets?
Noah
Abraham
Jesus
Muhammad
What do you call the place of worship for Jews?
church
synagogue
mosque
none of the above
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Pillars of Faith for Muslims?
Fasting
Prayer 5 times per day
Pilgrimage to Mecca
Converting others to Islam
Which religion believes that Jesus is God in human form?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
None of the above
Match the vocabulary terms
monotheism
the belief in one God
polytheism
the belief in many gods
Hijrah
the migration of Muslism fleeing persecution in Mecca to Yathrib in 622 A.D.
Islam
the belief and religion in one God spread by Muhammad
Muslim
a follower of the Islamic faith - "one who submits to God."
True or False: Mecca was a wealthy city at the center of major trade routes on the Arabian Peninsula
True
False
True or False: The followers of Islam claim that Abraham and his son Ishmael built the Kabah.
True
False
An example of monotheism would be [Select ALL that APPLY]
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
An example of polytheism would be [Select ALL that APPLY]
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
The main point of conflict between Muhammad's and the Meccans was that Muhmmad's new faith was _________________. His preaching ultimately was against what most Meccans believed.
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
The Kaaba is a holy shrine for which religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
According to the timeline above, what year do Muslims believe marks the beginning of their Islamic calendar?
570
610
613
622
What is the name for set the moral rules that both Jews and Christians are expected to live by?
10 Commandments
5 Pillars of Islam
Justinian's Code
Why is Mecca a holy site for Muslims?
It was fought over and won by Arab traders when battling the Egyptians.
It was the home of the prophet Muhammad.
It contains the most sacred place to visit in Islam, the Dome of Rock.
Mecca is the place where Jews take a pilgrimage.
What is the name for the set of moral laws that every Muslim is expected to follow?
10 Commandments
5 Pillars of Islam
Justinian's Code
17 Standards of Excellence
Which European country has the highest percentage of Jews living there? (Use the pie graph)
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Which city is considered a holy city for all of the 3 monotheistic religions?
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Mecca
Medina
What is the symbol of Judaism?
Star of David
Cross
Crescent Moon and Star
What is the symbol of Islam?
Star of David
Cross
Crescent Moon and Star
What is an Islamic place of worship?
Synagogue
Church
Mosque
Religion was important in the Kingdom of Israel
True
False
Which belief system includes Diaspora and the Torah
Christianity
Judaism
Sikhism
Islam
Which area of the world has Islam had the most influence on?
United States
Africa
Middle East
Europe
The 5 Pillars of Islam and the Ten Commandments are both
beliefs in reincarnation
books that promote learning as a means to salvation
books that encourage the use of statues to symbolize God
books that provide a guide to proper moral behavior
Flight of Muhammed from Mecca to Median
Hegira
Sharia
Hajj
Jihad
Founder of Islam
Confucius
Muhammad
Jesus
Yahweh
What is Diaspora?
Nazi's systematic annihilation of the Jews
Forced exile throughout the world due to persecution
The holy land
Jewish God
How are the Bible and the Qur'an similar?
Provide guidelines to govern the behaviors of believers
They deny the existence of a supreme being who rules the universe
They encourage strife between segments of believers
Support political rebellions to overthrow existing governments
original religion founded by Abraham
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Muhammad is the last and most important prophet
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
based on the birth, life, and death of Jesus
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
religious leader is called an imam
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
religious leader is called an priest, pastor, or preacher
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
religious leader is called a rabbi
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
holy book is the Bible (Old Testament and New Testament)
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
holy book is the Torah
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Israel was created as a homeland for this religion
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
major religion of the Middle East, North Africa, and Indonesia
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
major religion of North America, South America, Europe, and Australia
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
According to his followers, what did Jesus’ resurrection show?
He was the Messiah.
He was a good Roman.
He was lying.
He was guilty of the crime.
What does the holy communion represent?
the blood and body of Jesus
the last supper Jesus ate with his disciples
Jesus sacrificed for the sin of mankind
all of the above
Which of these is not a key belief of Christianity?
Jesus was crucified for the sins of mankind.
Jesus wrote the sacred scriptures.
Jesus was resurrected after death.
Jesus was god incarnate.
Which of these is not an important practice for Judaism?
studying God's laws
becoming a rabbi
working for justice
observing the sabbath
Who was the Father of the Hebrews?
Moses
Abraham
Jesus
Muhammed
What is the name of the Jewish holy book?
Torah
Bible
Qu'ran
Commandments
The Exodus involved the Hebrews escaping from...
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Israel
Rome
Moses went up to Mount Sinai and was given _______ by God?
The Torah
The Five Pillars
The Promised Land
The Ten Commandments
Who burned down the Second Temple in Jerusalem?
Greeks
Romans
Egyptians
Israelites
What miracle did Moses and the Hebrews experience that helped them escape the Pharaoh's army?
The ten plagues
The burning bush
The ten commandments
The parting of the Red Sea
A prophet is a spiritual leader. Example-Abraham
True
False
The Torah is the first__________ books of the Bible.
Two
Five
Three
Twelve
Who received the Ten Commandments?
Abraham
Moses
David
Solomon
Why did God send the plagues to Egypt?
To convince the Pharaoh to free the Jewish slaves
To punish the Egyptians for worshipping other gods
To prove his power to Moses
Over 2,000 years ago many Jews left their homeland. This scattering of Jews became known as--
Persecution
Monotheism
Execution
Diaspora
Which three major religions have their origins in the Middle East?
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Shintoism, Hinduism, Islam
Buddhism, Islam, Judiasm
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
Those who follow Islam are known as...
Israelites
Muslims
Christians
Hindus
What is the largest religion today?
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Why did the Romans kill Jesus?
They didn't agree with his beliefs.
They thought he was a liar.
They thought he would lead a revolt against the empire.
He killed an Egyptian who was beating a Hebrew slave
Why did Paul travel across Europe?
For an adventure
To spread Christianity
He was looking for a new place to live
He wanted to spread Judaism
To mistreat a person because of his or her beliefs...
Parable
Crucify
Resurrect
Persecute
What is a "messiah"?
a person who loves God
a person who has become enlightened
a savior; a deliverer
a person who spreads the word of God
