WorksheetsCT 6
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
A person who practices Hinduism
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is a sort of umbrella religion in the sense that it shelters so many religious beliefs and practices
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The language most commonly spoken in northern India
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NO FOUNDER
NO COMMON WORSHIP
NO FIXED DOCTRINES
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The belief that everything is a part of one reality, Brahman
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Worship up to 330 million indian gods and goddess
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They recognize a single deity and other gods and goddesses
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is the youngest of the world religion and the second largest.
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Islam is the second largest religion in the world after Christianity, with about (a) Muslims worldwide.
creation date of islam
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an Arabic word and connotes submission, surrender, and obedience
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is a member of Islam, whose main expression of faith is to surrender to Allah.
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the one, true god who spoke to the people through the prophet Muhammad
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Birth place of Muhammad
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What is the name of angel that visited Muhammad in 610 while he was meditating in a Cave?
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Who was the final prophet for muslims?
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is the major holy text of Islam.
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another important book of Islam
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How many chapters the book that written with Allah as the first person, speaking thru Gabriel to Muhammad?
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The book is written with Allah as the first person, speaking through Gabriel to Muhammad. It contains 114 chapters, which are called (a)
After Muhammad's death, who's next Caliph?
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A series of leaders, known as (a)
system of leadership, which was run by a Muslim ruler, became known as a (a)
The first caliph and Muhammad's father-in-law and close friend
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another father-in-law of Muhammad.
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Muhammad’s son-in-law
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Muhammad’s cousin, and son-in-law
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First pillars of Islam
"to declare one’s faith in God and belief in Muhammad"
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Second pillars of Islam
"to pray 5 times a day"
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to fast during Ramadan
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to make a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once during a person’s lifetime if the person is able
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WHAT IS THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF HINDUISM?
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FOUR PURUSHARTHAS OR VALUES OF LIFE
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FOUR CASTE SYSTEM IN INDIA
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priests and teachers
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warriors and rulers
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traders and merchants or known as business man
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unskilled workers and untouchables
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3 PRINCIPAL GODS
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who destroys the universe
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Consort of Brahman
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Vishnu's consort
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Shiva's consort
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Brahman's vehicle
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Vishnu's vehicle
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Shiva's vehicle
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Shiva's sons
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regarded as the fountainhead of Hinduism.
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FOUR VEDAS
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were addressed to the gods and goddesses who were regarded as the personification of the power of nature
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literally means "to sit down" before the teacher. It is also called "the Vedanta " (end of the Vedas) which deals with philosophical truths.
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severe exercise of self-denial
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song of gods
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presented through the dialogue between Sir Krishna and Arjuna.
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Longest epic in the world and strongly influenced by upanishads
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three different paths to the common goal of self-realization
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Festival of colors
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Festival of lights
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is a symbol of life without end to Hindus, hundreds of thousands of Hindus flock to its bank daily to perform devotions.
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What holy city is considered an especially appropriate place at which to die on the Ganges
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Off-shoots of Hinduism
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means “he who achieves his aim”
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“the enlightened or awakened one”
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Who's the father of Siddhartha Gauma
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Mother of Buddha that is Koliyan Princess
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Wife of Buddha
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Son of Buddha
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Siddhartha encounter a series of human sufferings
and what are the four signs?
Siddhartha advocated the avoidance of two extremes namely ____ _________ and ____ ______
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He taught that the way to middle path was a life of ____ __________ and ____________
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What is the 4 stages that Siddhartha passed?
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Only sacred scripture of Theravada Buddhism that survives
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Pitaka means
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Discourse in Theravada Buddhism
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Discipline in Theravada Buddhism
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Ultimate Doctrine in Theravada Buddhism
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means suffering
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4 NOBLE TRUTHS
Secret book of Mahayana Buddhism
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8 FOLD PATH
2 Branches of Mahayana Buddhism
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