WorksheetsWorld Religions
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
How do Muslims Refer to God?
The Holy One
Allah
YAHWEH
God
Where is the primary influence of Christianity today?
Italy and Northern Africa
The Holy Land
North and South America
Middle East
Which of the following best describes the definition of reincarnation?
When somebody dies, they are reborn again as something or someone else.
Belief that everything is all part of the same "spirit" and therefore we should respect everything.
Belief that everything comes from the same universal "truth"
When somebody dies, that persons spirit enters a state of torment if they were bad and peace if they were good in life.
Where is the primary influence of Buddhism felt today?
Eastern Europe
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Japan and Korea
Which is true of Hinduism?
They believe in reincarnation and karma and multiple gods.
They believe in reincarnation but not karma.
They believe in karma but not reincarnatnion.
They believe in reincarnation and karma and are monothestic.
Who was the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
Adam
Moses
Noah
Where in the world does Islam have its largest influence?
The Middle East and South Africa
Europe and North Africa
The Middle East and SE Asia
North Africa and the Middle East
What is the name of the person who leads Jewish religious services?
Rabbi
Priest
Imam
Monk
Which of the following is NOT correct about the Caste System?
All of the above are correct
It is the social structure or hierarchy in Hinduism
It is associated with Hinduism and India
It is possible to move up or down it in this life depending on your deeds
Where in the world does Hinduism have the strongest influence today?
China
India
The Middle East
Northern Africa
What does the ritual of baptism symbolically represent to Christians?
Becoming a believer in Jesus and Christianity
Becoming an adult in the eyes of the church
The washing away of sin
Jesus rising from the dead after being crucified
What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?
Similar to the Trinity, Islam believes that God is made up of 5 parts
The 5 support beams that hold up the Islamic shrine in Mecca
The 5 basic beliefs of Islam
The 5 things that are expected of all Muslims to do
What is the most important practice for Buddhism?
Meditation
Reading of their Holy text
Prayer
Going to Church
Where does Judaism have the most influence in the world?
The Americas
Israel
Europe
China
In Hinduism, what is the term that determines what a person will be reincarnated as in the next life?
Vedas
Karma
Gods Will
Srutis
What do Jews believe will happen at the end of time?
God will judge all of the living
God will purify human souls before they may go to heaven
God will send a Messiah to deliver the Jews to the promised land
Humans and their souls will cease to exist
What religion are the 4 Noble Truths associated with?
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Which of the following best explains the Trinity in Christianity?
There are three personality to God: the loving, the vengeful, and the jealous.
There are three parts to God: the father, the son, and the holy Spirit but only one god.
There is only one God that also had two sons.
There is only one God who is divided into 3 separate parts.
What is the connection between Judaism and Christianity?
Jews believe all the same things as Christian.
Both Jews and Christians believe that Jesus is the son of God.
Christians believe that Jesus is the prophesized Messiah of Judaism.
Christians think that they believe all the same things as Jews.
Who is the founder of Islam and the greatest prophet in their view?
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
Jesus
What is the holy book of Islam that is believed to be the literal word of Allah?
Torah
Islamic Bible
Koran
Hadith
What does "Buddha" mean?
enlightened
religious
founder
happiness
How are Judaism, Christianity and Islam all connected?
They all believe that Muhammad was their founder.
They are monotheistic and believe in the same god.
They are polytheistic and believe in the same gods.
They believe that baptism will wash away sins.
How are Hinduism and Buddhism similar?
They both believe that once a person dies their soul has also died.
They both believe in the an ongoing process of rebirth.
They were both founded by Buddha.
They are both monotheistic.
