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Term 4 Revision

Total questions: 110

Worksheet time: 2hrs 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to believe in Buddhism - to trust that it's the right way to live?

a)

Right Concentration

b)

Right Understanding/View

c)

Right Action

d)

Right Effort

2.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means stay committed to Buddhism even when it's difficult?

a)

Right Intention

b)

Right Understanding/View

c)

Right Livelihood

d)

Right Effort

3.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means speak kindly and not lie?

a)

Right Speech

b)

Right Mindfulness

c)

Right Concentration

d)

Right Action

4.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to not be violent or steal and instead to help people?

a)

Right Action

b)

Right Understanding/View

c)

Right Concentration

d)

Right Effort

5.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to work a job that fits Buddhist ideas?

a)

Right Livelihood

b)

Right Mindfulness

c)

Right Intention

d)

Right Effort

6.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to work hard to have a good attitude?

a)

Right Effort

b)

Right Action

c)

Right Intention

d)

Right Concentration

7.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to be aware of yourself and think about your actions before you take them?

a)

Right Mindfulness

b)

Right Action

c)

Right Intention

d)

Right Concentration

8.

Which part of the Eightfold Path means to think deeply about your problems and consider other ideas?

a)

Right Mindfulness

b)

Right Understanding/View

c)

Right Intention

d)

Right Concentration

9.

It is important to understand there is suffering, there is a source of suffering, that suffering can end if you follow the eigthfold path. (Four Noble Truths)

a)

Right Thought / Understanding

b)

Right Action

c)

Right Speech

d)

Right Effort

10.

Making the commitment to consider others in all you do and not act in greed.

a)

Right Intent

b)

Right Meditation

c)

Right Livelihood

d)

Right Effort

11.

Do not spread gossip or lie. Always try to tell the truth and to use words kindly.

a)

Right Action

b)

Right Livelihood

c)

Right Speech

d)

Right Mindfulness

12.

Holding open a door for someone who has their hands full is an example of this step along the Eightfold Path

a)

Right Speech

b)

Right Action

c)

Right Livelihood

d)

Right concentration / meditation

13.

Refuse groups, clubs, jobs, that harm others or nature.

a)

Right Understanding

b)

Right Effort

c)

Right Livelihood

d)

Right Concentration / Meditation

14.

Always try to be the best you. TRY, practice, apply yourself. Learn new things and grow!

a)

Right Meditation

b)

Right Effort

c)

Right Understanding

d)

Right Speech

15.

Apply your mind to the hear and now. Think before you speak, have awareness of your actions and impact on others.

a)

Right Mindfulness

b)

Right Action

c)

Right Effort

d)

Right Meditation

16.

Think deeply about your actions, clear your mind of doubts and negativity, develop stronger focus and mindfulness through this practice.

a)

Right Concentration / Meditation

b)

Right Understanding

c)

Right Effort

d)

Right Livelihood

17.

What is the first step of the Noble Eightfold Path?

a)

Right Understanding

b)

Right Speech

c)

Right Concentration

d)

Right Livelihood

18.

Why is Right Understanding important to stop Dukkha?

a)

It makes a person fully aware of the present moment

b)

It encourages goodness and truth

c)

It is the first step towards enlightenment

d)

It helps in developing love and kindness

19.

What is the main action associated with Right Speech?

a)

Speaking truthfully and compassionately

b)

Cultivating an attitude of loving kindness

c)

Avoiding harmful thoughts and desires

d)

Being fully aware of oneself and others

20.

What is the purpose of Right Livelihood in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To have a job that does not harm others and is helpful to oneself

b)

To let go of desires and cravings to stop suffering

c)

To be totally alert to life and aware of one's actions

d)

To make an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

21.

What is the main action associated with Right Effort?

a)

Being mindful of the present moment

b)

Training oneself to avoid bad things

c)

Being totally alert to life and aware of one's actions

d)

Regularly practicing meditation and mindfulness

22.

What is the main purpose of Right Awareness/Right Mindfulness?

a)

To let go of desires and cravings to stop suffering

b)

To be fully aware of oneself and others

c)

To be totally alert to life and aware of one's actions

d)

To experience the here and now

23.

What is the main action associated with Right Concentration?

a)

Making an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

b)

Being fully aware of oneself and others

c)

Regularly practicing meditation and mindfulness

d)

Training oneself to avoid bad things

24.

What is the main purpose of Right Concentration in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To be fully aware of oneself and others

b)

To let go of desires and cravings to stop suffering

c)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

d)

To experience the here and now

25.

What is the main action associated with Right Action?

a)

Behaving in ways that are kind and compassionate

b)

Taking care in what one says

c)

Being totally alert to life and aware of one's actions

d)

Making an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

26.

What is the main purpose of Right Attitude in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

b)

To develop love and kindness

c)

To make an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

d)

To affect what one gets out of life by developing right attitudes and thoughts

27.

What is the main purpose of Right Action in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

b)

To make an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

c)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

d)

To show loving kindness to all living things

28.

What is the main purpose of Right Effort in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To show loving kindness to all living things

b)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

c)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

d)

To make an effort to be mindful of thoughts and actions

29.

What is the main purpose of Right Speech in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

b)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

c)

To show loving kindness to all living things

d)

To take care in what one says and make sure it is helpful and encourages goodness and truth

30.

What is the main purpose of Right Understanding in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

b)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

c)

To show loving kindness to all living things

d)

To have a correct understanding of the world and realise that life is unsatisfactory

31.

What is the main purpose of Right Livelihood in stopping Dukkha?

a)

To have a job that does not destroy life or cause harm to others

b)

To show loving kindness to all living things

c)

To behave in ways that are kind and compassionate

d)

To develop wisdom and calm the mind

32.

Untouchables in the Caste System have been described as (Choose 3)

a)

Outcasts

b)

Polluted

c)

Dirty because of their jobs

d)

Holy and sacred

e)

Rich and wealthy

33.

A person became a member of a caste by (a)   .

Choose from the below words
being born into it
choosing their caste
The Brahmins selecting it for them
34.

It was forbidden for people from one (a)   to socialize with people from another.

Choose from the below words
Religion
Family
Caste
City
35.

What jobs did Brahmans have? (Choose 2)

a)

priests

b)

rulers

c)

merchants

d)

scholars

e)

servants

36.

What jobs did Kshatriyas have? (Choose 2)

a)

rulers

b)

warriors

c)

traders

d)

peasants

e)

farm owners

37.

What jobs did Vaishyas have? (Choose 2)

a)

priests

b)

warriors

c)

merchants

d)

servants

e)

farm owners

38.

What jobs did Sudras have? (Choose 2)

a)

scholars

b)

warriors

c)

farm owners

d)

laborers

e)

servants

39.

Traditionally how could people reach a higher caste during their lifetime?

a)

By getting a better education

b)

By being trained in a better job

c)

By becoming friends with someone in a higher caste

d)

By marrying someone in a different caste

e)

They could not reach a higher caste during their lifetime

40.
The lowest caste are the...
a)
Brahmin
b)
Sudra
c)
Vaishyas
d)
Untouchables
41.
The Vaishyas represent the 
a)
feet
b)
mouths
c)
legs
d)
arms
42.
The priests were part of which caste?
a)
Brahmin
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaishyas
d)
Sudra
43.
The laborers and servants represented which part of the body?
a)
mouth
b)
arms
c)
legs
d)
feet
44.
Which person would not be a member of the Kshatriyas caste?
a)
prince
b)
archer
c)
noble
d)
goldsmith
45.
The untouchables were also called Dalits
a)
true
b)
false
46.
Which person would not be considered a Vaishya?
a)
goldsmith
b)
archer
c)
baker
d)
tax collector
47.
The Sudra/Shudra consisted of 
a)
priests
b)
nobles
c)
servants
d)
warriors
48.
The priests were considered the ______ of the people.
a)
feet
b)
legs
c)
arms
d)
mouths
49.
Why are the untouchables/dalit not the lowest group in the caste system?
a)
They can't be touched.
b)
They do the jobs other people won't do.
c)
They are not part of a caste.
d)
Most dalit are homeless.
50.
 What group are unskilled workers and peasants?
a)
Brahmin
b)
Sudra
c)
Kshatryias
d)
Vaishyas
51.
Who are the warriors and kings?
a)
Brahmin
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaishyas
d)
Shudra
52.
What group of people do not belong to a caste?
a)
Unseen
b)
Unknown
c)
Untouchable
d)
Unheard
53.
What is the social class system in India practiced mostly by Hindus?
a)
Caste System
b)
Confucianism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Islam
54.
The Untouchables represent which body part?
a)
Mouth
b)
Arms
c)
Legs
d)
None
55.
How did a person become a member of a caste?
a)
They were born into it
b)
They got to choose their caste
c)
The Brahmins selected it for you
56.
The caste system divided Indian society into groups based on birth, wealth, or occupation.
a)
True
b)
False
57.
People could never change castes.
a)
True
b)
False
58.
In order to keep the classes distinct, there were strict rules for the caste system called...
a)
sutras
b)
sudras
c)
varnas
59.
It was forbidden for people from one class to eat with people from another.
a)
True
b)
False
60.
People who broke the caste rules would become untouchables.
a)
True
b)
False
61.
This varna included India's priests
a)
Brahmins
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaisyas
62.
This varna included the rulers and warriors
a)
Sudras
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaisyas
63.
This varna included the farmers, craftspeople, and traders
a)
Vaisyas
b)
Sudras
c)
Kshatriyas
64.
This varna included the workers, servants, and non-Aryans
a)
Sudras
b)
Vaisyas
c)
Untouchables
65.
This group of people did not belong to any caste because they were banned from their caste
a)
Untouchables
b)
Sudras
c)
Vaisyas
66.
This group is seen as the highest ranking because they perform rituals for the gods
a)
Brahmins
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaisyas
67.
This group of people often held the most unpleasant jobs that no one else would do
a)
Untouchables
b)
Sudras
c)
Brahmins
68.
This group protected Indian society and fought in battles with honor
a)
Kshatriyas
b)
Brahmins
c)
Vaisyas
69.
This group included the productive members of society who provided food and goods and money through trading
a)
Vaisyas
b)
Sudras
c)
Kshatriyas
70.
The religions of Judaism, Islam and Christianity have which characteristic in common?
a)
they are polytheistic
b)
they have the same ethnic groups
c)
they have the same holy book
d)
they are monotheistic
71.
What is the holy book of Judaism?
a)
Qur'an
b)
Torah
c)
Talmud
d)
Bible
72.
Put the 3 religions in chronological order (the order in which they were created).
a)
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
b)
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
c)
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
d)
Judaism, Islam, Christianity
73.
One key difference between Judaism, Islam, and Christianity is
a)
Only Judaism has a place of worship
b)
Only Christianity is monotheistic
c)
their view on Jesus Christ
d)
Jerusalem is only holy to Muslims
74.
Which basic belief makes Christianity different from Judaism?
a)
Only Judaism accepts the 10 commandments
b)
Christians believe Jesus was the Messiah or Savior
c)
Jews were never persecuted by Roman leaders
d)
Christians allowed the worship of many Gods while Judaism did not.
75.
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity all trace their roots back to ________________ as the "father" of their relgion.
a)
Jesus
b)
Muhammad
c)
Constantine
d)
Abraham
76.
Both Judaism and Christianity were originated in...
a)
Bethlehem
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Jerusleum
d)
Israel
77.
What is the holy book in Christianity?
a)
Torah
b)
Quran
c)
New Testament
d)
Bible
78.
This religion's major beliefs are:
1. One God
2. Justice & Righteousness
3. Observations of Religious & Moral Law
a)
Christianity
b)
Judaism
79.
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
80.
In Judaism, they believed a new leader would appear among the Jews and would restore the greatness of ancient Israel. This new leader is also known as a 
a)
Martyr
b)
Saint
c)
Rabbi
d)
Messiah
81.
A MONOTHEISTIC religion believes in ..
a)
one god
b)
many gods
c)
the Epic of Gilgamesh
d)
the Standard of Ur
82.

Sacraments : Christianity :: Five Pillars : ________

a)

Islam

b)

Judaism

c)

Buddhism

d)

Hinduism

83.

One difference between Judaism and Christianity is...

a)

Having a Sabbath day

b)

Believing the first 5 books of the Bible

c)

Belief in Jesus as the Messiah

d)

Abraham as the father

84.

Jesus rising from the dead is called the

a)

Resurrection

b)

Day of Atonement

c)

Exodus

d)

Christmas Story

85.

Select the core beliefs of Judaism:

a)

Monotheism

b)

keeping the 10 commandments

c)

weekly fasting

d)

showing kindness to the poor and sick

e)

Pray 5 times a day

86.

What is the second Pillar of Islam

a)

Shahada or the profession of faith, "There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet.

b)

Prayer 5 x a day facing the Kaaba in Mecca

87.

What is Zakat, the third Pillar of Islam?

a)

Prayer 5 x a day

b)

Giving a donation to the poor

88.

What is Sawm, the fourth Pillar of Islam?

a)

Prayer 5 x a day

b)

Fasting (no eating or drinking) during the month of Ramadan

89.

What is Hajj, the fifth Pillar of Islam?

a)

Prayer 5 times a day

b)

Pilgrimage or a special journey to Mecca at least once in a lifetime

90.

The Pilgrimage of the Holy City of Mecca required in Islam

a)

Hijab

b)

Medina

c)

Hajj

d)

Ramadan

91.

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

a)

Giving to the poor

b)

Praying to many gods

c)

Declaring the Faith "Allah is the only god and Muhammad was his prophet

d)

Feeding the animal

92.

The Second Pillar of Islam which means daily prayer

a)

Hajj

b)

Zakat

c)

Salat

d)

Shahada

93.

The Third Pillar of Islam is charity what is the Arabic word

a)

Shahada

b)

Zakat

c)

Siyam

d)

Hajj

94.

What is the Hajj

a)

pilgrimage to Mecca

b)

fasting

c)

charity

d)

prayer

95.
What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?
a)
Kaaba
b)
Tajj
c)
Hajj
d)
Medina
96.
How many times do you have to do the ritual of prayer?
a)
3
b)
1
c)
2
d)
5
97.
Which of these is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam?
a)
There is no god but god.
b)
The pilgrimage to Mecca must be made.
c)
Fasting must be done every day.
d)
Donations to charity must be made annually.
98.
The fourth pillar of Islam is?
a)
Prayer
b)
Almsgiving
c)
Belief
d)
Fasting
99.
What are the basic tenents of the Islam faith called?
a)
Four Noble Truths
b)
Five Pillars
c)
Eightfold path
d)
Three Wise Sayings
100.
How are the Five Pillars in Islam and Ten Commandments in Christianity similar?
a)
Guide for the afterlife
b)
guide for praying towards Mecca
c)
Guide for moral and ethical living
d)
guide for achieving God's forgiveness
101.
One of the Five Pillars of Faith is to take a pilgrimage to Mecca, which is called a ______.
a)
hajj
b)
medina
c)
Ramadan
d)
Muhammad's walk
102.
What is a major holiday in Muslim culture?
a)
Ramadan
b)
Christmas
c)
Kwanzaa
d)
Hannukah
103.
During Ramadan Muslims are expected to:
a)
Refrain from almsgiving
b)
Make a pilgrimage to Mecca
c)
Fast from sunrise to sunset
d)
All of the above
104.

What pillar is known as Shahadah?

a)

Prayer

b)

Giving alms (donations) to poor

c)

Fasting

d)

Declaration of faith

105.

What pillar is known as Salat?

a)

Fasting

b)

Giving alms (donations) to poor

c)

Prayer

d)

Pilgrimage

106.

What pillar is known as Zakat?

a)

Pilgrimage

b)

Giving alms (donations) to poor

c)

Fasting

d)

Declaration of faith

107.

What pillar is known as Sawm?

a)

Fasting

b)

Declaration of faith

c)

Giving alms (donations) to poor

d)

Pilgrimage

108.

What pillar is known as Hajj?

a)

Fasting

b)

Declaration of faith

c)

Prayer

d)

Pilgrimage

109.

The _____ is the central mystery of our Catholic faith.

a)

Great Commandment

b)

liturgy

c)

Blessed Trinity

d)

Sign of the Cross

110.

The Gospels reveal that God the Son became man and lived among us in the person of _____.

a)

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

b)

God the Father

c)

God the Holy Spirit

d)

Jesus Christ

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