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Interfaith week 2025

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The founder of Judaism was...
a)
Abraham
b)
God
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
a Mesopotamian priest
2.
The Founder of Christianity was...
a)
Abraham
b)
God
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
a Mesopotamian priest
3.
Which came first?
Christianity or Judaism?
a)
Christianity
b)
Judaism
4.
Both Judaism and Christianity were originated in...
a)
Bethlehem
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Jerusleum
d)
Israel
5.
What is the holy book in Judaism?
a)
Torah
b)
Quran
c)
New Testament 
d)
Bible
6.
What is the holy book in Christianity?
a)
Torah
b)
Quran
c)
New Testament
d)
Bible
7.
People who follow Judaism are known as?
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Moses
d)
Priests
8.
What is the #1 largest religion?
a)
Hinduism
b)
Islam
c)
Christianity
d)
Judaism
9.
In Judaism, the moral rules and laws come from 
a)
the Dead Sea Scrolls
b)
The Rosetta Stone
c)
A Cuneiform tablet
d)
The 10 Commandments
10.
A ___ is a Jewish religious leader and teacher.
a)
Deacon
b)
Scribe
c)
Rabbi
d)
Saint
11.
This religion is known as the world's oldest MONOTHEISTIC religion.
a)
Hinduism
b)
Christianity
c)
Buddhism
d)
Judaism
12.
A MONOTHEISTIC religion believes in ..
a)
one god
b)
many gods
c)
the Epic of Gilgamesh
d)
the Standard of Ur
13.
What religion did Christianity
come from?
a)
Islam
b)
Christianity
c)
Judaism
d)
Buddhism
14.
What did Jesus call his followers?
a)
children
b)
people
c)
disciples
d)
followers
15.
According to Christian teaching, what is the Trinity?
a)
The three monotheistic western religions - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
b)
The first three and most holy of the Ten Commandments.
c)
According to Christian teaching, God consists of three beings in one - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - in a union.
d)
The three holiest of prophets - Abraham, Noah, and Moses.
16.
What do Christians believe?
a)
Jesus is the son of God
b)
God sent Jesus to save people from their sins by his death on the cross
c)
Like Jesus, people can be resurrected after death and join God in eternal life
d)
All of the other choices
17.
Christianity and Judaism both believe in one god and are called...
a)
Monotheistic
b)
Polytheistic
c)
Atheistic
d)
Agnostic
18.

Which of the following is the Holy City of Islam?

a)

Cairo

b)

Makkah(Mecca)

c)

Baghdad

d)

Amritsar

19.

Who is considered to be the Messenger of Allah?

a)

Jesus

b)

King David

c)

Abraham

d)

Muhammad

20.

What is the Holy Book of Islam?

a)

Guru Granth Sahib

b)

Veda

c)

Koran/Qur'an

d)

Talmud

21.

What is considered the symbol of Islam?

a)

Star and Cresent

b)

Menorah

c)

Om

d)

Yin and Yang

22.

The Islamic place of worship is called a:

a)

Church

b)

Gurdwara

c)

Mosque

d)

Synagogue

23.

Which of the following is one of the  5 Pillars of Islam?

a)

Holy communion

b)

Baptism

c)

Praying five times a day

d)

Practice Yoga daily

24.

What is the name of the pilgrimage to Makkah (Mecca) during the last month of the Islamic calendar?

a)

The March

b)

The Crusade

c)

The Night Journey

d)

The Hajj

25.

The 1st Pillar is Islam is Shahada. Shahada means:

a)

Giving to the poor

b)

Praying to many gods

c)

Declaring the Faith

d)

Feeding the animal

26.

The 4th Pillar of Islam invovles the celebration of Ramadan. Ramadan is the:

a)

Holy month of fasting during daylight hours

b)

Holy month of feasting during nightlight hours

c)

Holy day of prayer

d)

Celebration of Muhammad's birth

27.

What is the largest branch of Islam?

a)

Shi'ites

b)

Sunnis

c)

Sufis

d)

Caliphs

28.

Which of the following refers to the religious laws of Islam and means a clear, straight path?

a)

Hajj

b)

Ka'bah

c)

Shari'ah

d)

Caliphs

29.

After Muhammad died, the leaders of Islam were called Caliphs

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Muslims must face towards Makkah (Mecca) when praying

a)

True

b)

False

31.

What is the name of the Sikh holy book?

a)

Tripitika

b)

Quaran

c)

Guru Granth Sahib

d)

Vedas

32.

Which is the most sacred Gurdwara?

a)

Sikh Temple Fairfield

b)

Fremont Gurdwara

c)

Golden Temple Amritsar

d)

Sikh Temple Stockton

33.

This guru founded Sikhism.

a)

Gobind Singh

b)

Nanak

c)

Granth Sahib

d)

Mata Sundri

34.

The symbol for Sikhism is called the ___.

a)

Kesh

b)

Khalsa

c)

Kangha

d)

Khanda

35.

What does the female surname 'Kaur' mean?

a)

Princess

b)

Flower

c)

Star

d)

Queen

36.

What is the name of the Sikh bangle that represents good deeds and God's eternity?

a)

Kesh

b)

Kirpan

c)

Kara

d)

Khanda

37.

What does the word guru mean?

a)

God

b)

Teacher

c)

Preacher

d)

holy

38.

What is the name for the undershorts worn for modesty and health.

a)

kesh

b)

kara

c)

kachera

d)

khanda

39.

Hair that is kept clean and uncut is called

a)

patka

b)

kachera

c)

kara

d)

kesh

40.

This is worn as a reminder to defend religious rights of all people.

a)

kara

b)

kirpan

c)

kachera

d)

kangha

41.

Language of the Sikhs

a)

Bengali

b)

Farsi

c)

Mandarin

d)

Punjabi

42.

Where was Sikhism founded?

a)

Rajput

b)

Punjab

c)

Rajasthan

d)

Kerala

43.

What is the name given to the ceremony of initiation into the Sikh religion?

a)

Purit

b)

Durit

c)

Amrit

d)

Gurit

44.

What does "Singh" added to a boy's name mean?

a)

brave

b)

lion

c)

strong

d)

tiger

45.

What term refers to a Sikh place of worship?

a)

Mosque

b)

Gurdwara

c)

Pagoda

d)

Mandir

46.

What did Guru Nanak teach about how people should live their lives?

a)

Earn it yourself by any means.

b)

Take whatever you want from other people.

c)

Things must be earned by your own honest, hard work.

d)

Just wait around for good things to happen.

47.

What story illustrated this point?

a)

The poor and rich man's bread.

b)

The poor man and thief's gold.

c)

The poor and rich man's clothes.

d)

The rich man's goat.

48.

What was Guru Nanak's main teaching about the path to God?

a)

Only the Sikh path leads to God.

b)

There is neither Hindu nor Muslim, all paths lead to God.

c)

There is neither Hindu nor Buddhist, all paths lead to God.

d)

The Hindu and Muslim paths are completely incompatible.

49.

What are the names of the 1st and 10th Guru's in Sikhism?

a)

Guru Nanak and Guru Angad

b)

Guru Nanak and Guru Amar Das

c)

Guru Amar Das and Guru Gobind Singh

d)

Guru Nanak and Guru Gobind Singh

50.

How many gods do Sikhs believe in?

a)

No gods

b)

Only one god

c)

Many gods

d)

They do not have any religion

51.

How many human Gurus were there in total?

a)

21

b)

10

c)

11

d)

35

52.

What is the Guru Granth Sahib?

a)

A collection of teachings and writings

b)

A collection of music

c)

A collection of prayers

d)

A collection of laws

53.

What is the translation for "Gurdwara"?

a)

"Guru"

b)

"house of the Guru"

c)

"house for family and friends"

d)

"door to the Guru"

54.

Approximately how many followers of Sikhism are there world wide?

a)

10 thousand

b)

25 million

c)

200 million

d)

300 million

55.

What is the rank of Sikhism in the world based on the number of followers?

a)

It is the second largest religion in the world.

b)

It is the third largest religion in the world.

c)

It is the fifth largest religion in the world.

d)

It is the seventh largest religion in the world.

56.

What is the name given to the community of men and women who have been initiated into the group to defend the faith?

a)

Salsa

b)

Khalsa

c)

Balsa

d)

Telsa

57.

What is the name given to the items of faith that every Sikh must wear?

a)

the Five As

b)

the Five Cs

c)

the Five Gs

d)

the Five Ks

58.

What should one do prior to entering a gurdwara?

a)

remove any make up and nail varnish.

b)

remove your shoes and cover your head.

c)

say a prayer to Guru Nanak and the Sikh community.

d)

put holy water on your forehead, eyes and mouth.

59.

What is the name of the ceremony to enter the Khalsa?

a)

Amrit

b)

Amritsar

c)

Punjab

d)

Rite of Passage

60.

What is the holiest city for Sikhs?

a)

New Delhi

b)

Amritsar

c)

Bombay

d)

Stockton

61.

What is the name for the celebration individual Gurus?

a)

Gurpurb

b)

Divali

c)

Puja

d)

Holi

62.

A gurdwara can be identified by the Nishan Sahib outside, what is it?

a)

A flag with the symbol on it

b)

A rounded top on the roof

c)

A sign at the entrance

d)

A special place to wash

63.

Sewa is very important to Sikhs. What is it?

a)

service

b)

charity

c)

prayer

d)

hard work

64.

Buddhists believe you need to follow this "road map" to have a chance of becoming enlightened:

a)

The Vedas

b)

The Four Noble Truths

c)

The Eightfold Path

d)

The Caste System

65.

When Siddhartha left home, what answer was he seeking?

a)

Why was there so much pain and suffering in the world?

b)

Why do people grow old and die?

c)

Why does the Caste System not allow marriage between groups?

d)

Why are the Phillies the worst team in the history of professional sports?

66.

Today, more Buddhists live outside of India than within. How did Buddhism spread?

a)

The British made it the official religion of their colonies

b)

It was traded for gold and gunpowder

c)

Word-of-mouth

d)

Via missionaries on the Silk Road

67.

The end-goal for Buddhists is to reach this state of perfect peace or enlightenment:

a)

Mokska

b)

Dharma

c)

Nirvana

d)

Karma

68.

According to the Four Noble Truths, ____________ is a part of life; no one can escape it

a)

Jealousy

b)

Anger

c)

Suffering

d)

Middle School

69.

Siddhartha chose to give up the luxuries of life in the palace but not completely deny his body what it needs to be healthy. He chose:

a)

The Right Path

b)

The Middle Path

c)

The Middle Truth

d)

The Yellow Brick Road

70.

According to the teachings of Buddha, why do people suffer?

a)

Because they are rude and mean to others

b)

Because they live in poverty or sickness

c)

Because they had Mr. Stewart as a SS Teacher

d)

Because they desire things that do not have

71.

What does "Buddha" mean?

a)

"He who holds the answers"

b)

"The all-knowing"

c)

"The enlightened one"

d)

"He who becomes one"

72.

Officially, Buddhism is categorized as:

a)

Monotheistic

b)

Polytheistic

c)

Non-Theistic

d)

Atheistic