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ReliMyRits

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When we use the term myth in scholarship, it is synonymous with the fact that a story that is false.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

When we read the Diary of Anne Frank, we are being asked to think

a)

microscopically

b)

telescopically

c)

laparoscopically

d)

no option is correct

3.

Which of the following is an example of a life-cycle ritual?

a)

a wedding

b)

brushing your teeth before bed

c)

ritually washing your feet before prayer

d)

making the sign of the cross during mass

4.

If rituals transition actors from one state of being to another, what are the consequences when ritual goes wrong?

a)

we will anger the god/s who will harm us with misfortune and bad luck

b)

nothing, God understands our intentions

c)

the new state of being may be put into jeopardy

d)

rituals are meaningless, so there aren't consequences

5.

Arnold Van Gennep (and later Victor Turner) used the term "liminality" to refer to which stage of a ritual?

a)

the period before the ritual begins

b)

all options are correct

c)

the period during the ritual

d)

the period after the ritual is over

6.

The Puritans were an English Protestant sect who believed that the Protestant Reformation should ________________ the Catholic Church.

a)

mirror itself after

b)

break away more forcefully from

c)

maintain a close relationship to

d)

none of the above

7.

The Massachusetts Bay Colony imagined their new settlement as a City upon a Hill, that the whole world would ____________ and ____________.

a)

love/adore

b)

criticize/reject

c)

admire/copy

d)

despise/attack

8.

Civil religion refers to:

a)

the idea that the nation must be civilized by religion

b)

religious nationalism that understands the nation as sacred

c)

religion that encourages the teaching of civic engagement

d)

none of the above

9.

When Robert Bellah uses the term “civil religion,” he is drawing on the work of which European philosopher?

a)

George Freidrich Hegel

b)

Jacques Rousseau

c)

Immanuel Kant

d)

David Hume

10.

Christian doctrine justified the myth of "Manifest Destiny," which was:

a)

the notion that Anglo-American expansion into the West (settler colonialism) is sanctioned by God's providence

b)

the notion that the British Empire was enacting the will of God

c)

the notion that one can manifest wealth through the power of positive thinking

d)

the Puritan colonial project was destined to create 13 colonies, because lucky 13 is in the Bible

11.

The last residential school was closed in which year?

a)

1840

b)

1889

c)

1921

d)

1952

e)

1996

12.

Ojibwe hymns are an example of Native-Christian syncretism because:

a)

they are sung at funerals

b)

they are sung at funerals

c)

they use a Christian hymnal form

d)

they are sung in Christian-derived languages

13.

Who was the first retaliation casualty on US soil after 9/11?

a)

Imrat Khan, a Muslim woman in Pasadena, California

b)

Balbir Singh Sodhi, a Sikh man in Mesa, Arizona

c)

Muhammad Ali Khan, a Muslim man in Decatur, Illinois

d)

Muni Khalsa, a Sikh woman in Edison, New Jersey

14.

Sikhs comprised some of the first large communities of South Asians in the US. They came to the US as early as:

a)

1775-1785

b)

1965-1975

c)

1900-1910

d)

none of these

15.

Sikhs are distinctive in their appearance because of their _______ and _______.

a)

none of these

b)

beards/turbans

c)

dark skin/long nails

d)

kurtas/curled shoes

16.

The first arrests that the US government made after 9/11 on suspicions of terrorism were:

a)

Syrians

b)

Afghans

c)

Americans

d)

Iraqis

17.

Many Americans, even liberal Americans who imagine themselves to be non-racists, suggested that Sikhs should “mainstream” themselves, take off their turbans so that they could avoid discrimination and persecution. This is a demand for:

a)

none of these

b)

hate

c)

representation

d)

assimilation

18.

How long did it take George W. Bush to speak out against hate crimes against minority communities after 9/11?

a)

none of these

b)

a month

c)

10 days

d)

24 hours

19.

When you view the extreme patriotism that the Sikh community felt that it was forced to display after 9/11, what other event in US history does that appear similar to?

a)

Japanese-Americans during WWII

b)

Cuban-Americans after WWI

c)

none of these

d)

German-Americans after WWII

20.

In India, Sikhs were targeted in an atrocious massacre in _____; afterwards many Sikhs migrated to the US, Europe, and the UK.

a)

none of these

b)

2001

c)

1984

d)

1920

21.

Which American law prevented Asian Americans from owning land and becoming citizens?

a)

the Hart-Cellar Act

b)

the Dawes Act

c)

none of these

d)

the Asian Exclusion Act

22.

One of the final spokespersons in the film suggests that ________________ is the fundamental cause of hate crimes.

a)

none of these

b)

Islam

c)

fundamentalism

d)

Christianity