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WorksheetsUnderstanding Hinduism. Karma, duty and reincarnation.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does reincarnation mean in Hinduism?
The process of living as a plant in the next life
The belief that the soul is eternal and enters a new body after death
A special ceremony that happens once a year
The name of a Hindu festival
What is 'Atman' in Hinduism?
A type of food
A holy book
The inner self or soul
A musical instrument
What does 'Samsara' refer to in Hinduism?
A type of yoga
The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth
A festival
A sacred river
What is Karma in Hinduism?
A type of meditation
The law of cause and effect
A traditional dance
A kind of music
What does 'Duty' in Hinduism often refer to?
Playing games
Watching TV
Responsibilities one must fulfill in life
Going to school
How can someone improve their Karma according to Hindu beliefs?
By eating sweets
By sleeping
By doing good deeds
By singing
Why is it important to fulfill one's duty in Hinduism?
It helps to maintain order and harmony
It's only important for adults
It's a way to get gifts
It's not important
What happens after the cycle of Samsara is broken?
One goes on a long vacation
The soul is reborn into a royal family
The soul reaches Moksha, or liberation
One becomes a famous actor
Can animals have Karma in Hinduism?
Yes, all living beings have Karma
No, only humans have Karma
Only elephants have Karma
Only plants have Karma
What role does meditation play in achieving Moksha?
It's not important at all
It helps in focusing the mind and understanding the Atman
It's only for adults
It's a way to become rich
