WorksheetsSocial Mid Term Semester 1 - Review Quiz
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 25mins
Religious rites are:
customs and traditions performed by people who believe in a religion in order to show their faith.
Religious Days and Moral Principles
a wish for others to be happy.
Fulfilling needs of followers.
Some examples of Buddhist Religious Rites are:
Requesting for the Five Precepts and Requesting for the Dhamma, Wien Tien
Baptism, Holy Communion
Namaz, Zakat
Roblox
Some examples of Islamic Religious Rites are:
Requesting for the Five Precepts and Requesting for the Dhamma, Wien Tien
Baptism, Holy Communion
Namaz, Zakat
Roblox
Some examples of Christian Religious Rites are:
Requesting for the Five Precepts and Requesting for the Dhamma, Wien Tien
Baptism, Holy Communion
Namaz, Zakat
Roblox
The Buddhist scripture (holy book) is
The Tipitaka
The Bible
The Quran
Disney's Jungle Book
The Islamic scripture (holy book) is
The Tipitaka
The Bible
The Quran
Disney's Jungle Book
The Christian scripture (holy book) is
The Tipitaka
The Bible
The Quran
Disney's Jungle Book
The Christian symbol is:
The Crescent and the Star
The Dhamma Wheel
The Cross
The McDonalds 'M"
The Islamic symbol is:
The Crescent and the Star
The Dhamma Wheel
The Cross
The McDonalds 'M"
The Christian symbol is:
The Crescent and the Star
The Dhamma Wheel
The Cross
The McDonalds 'M"
Equanimity is
a wish for others to be happy.
a wish for others to end suffering.
the delight in seeing others happy.
the ability to accept others as they are with no inclination towards anyone.
Sympathetic joy is
a wish for others to be happy.
a wish for others to end suffering.
the delight in seeing others happy.
the ability to accept others as they are with no inclination towards anyone.
Compassion is
a wish for others to be happy.
a wish for others to end suffering.
the delight in seeing others happy.
the ability to accept others as they are with no inclination towards anyone.
Loving-kindness is
a wish for others to be happy.
a wish for others to end suffering.
the delight in seeing others happy.
the ability to accept others as they are with no inclination towards anyone.
Makha Bucha Day:
was a full moon night.
was a new moon night.
Was a waxing crescent night
Was a waxing gibbous night
Makha Bucha Day:
250 monks gathered in one place with an appointment
1,250 monks ordered Pizza
1,250 monks ordered a Grab motorbike
1,250 monks gathered in one place without prior appointment
Makha Bucha Day:
The monks were all Arahants.
The monks were all watching Euro 2024
The monks were all playing Roblox
The monks were all playing Minecraft
Makha Bucha Day:
The monks were ordained by themselves
The monks were ordained by Jesus
The monks were ordained by Allah
The monks were ordained by the Buddha himself.
The Three Admonitions were taught on Makha Bucha Day:
o Avoiding all evil o Doing all good
o Purifying the mind
o Wash your hands
o Stand 2 metres apart
o Wear a mask
o Tap your feet
o Move your arms
o Jiggle your body
o Hawaiian Pizza
o Pepperoni Pizza o Calzone Pizza
The founder of Buddhism is
Jesus Christ
Prophet Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
Confucius
Generosity is
the act of giving without expecting anything in return.
the ability to accept others as they are with no inclination towards anyone.
the ability to forgive others.
the delight in seeing others happy.
The founder of Christianity is
Jesus Christ
Prophet Muhammad
Confucius
Siddhartha Gautama
What is the primary purpose of compassion?
To judge others harshly.
To ignore the suffering of others.
To wish for others to be happy.
To feel sorry for others.
What does the term 'mindfulness' refer to?
Being aware of the present moment.
Planning for the future.
Daydreaming.
Thinking about the past.
What is the significance of the Dhamma Wheel in Buddhism?
It is used in Islamic prayers.
It represents the teachings of the Buddha.
It is a symbol of the Christian faith.
It is a type of Buddhist food.
What is the primary purpose of religious rites?
To celebrate personal achievements.
To promote competition among followers.
To show faith and devotion to a higher power.
To gather for social events.
What is the essence of loving-kindness in Buddhism?
A desire for personal gain.
A wish for others to be happy.
A method of self-punishment.
A way to judge others.
What is the significance of the Cross in Christianity?
It is used in Islamic prayers.
It is a type of Buddhist food.
It symbolizes the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
It represents the teachings of the Buddha.
What does the term 'Zakat' refer to in Islam?
A fasting period.
A pilgrimage to Mecca.
A charitable giving to the needy.
A form of prayer.
What is the significance of the Tipitaka in Buddhism?
It is the holy book of Christianity.
It is a guide for meditation techniques.
It is a collection of Islamic prayers.
It contains the teachings of the Buddha.
What is the significance of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?
They are a set of rules for meditation.
They describe the history of Buddhism.
They explain the nature of suffering.
They outline the path to wealth.
What is the primary purpose of prayer in Christianity?
To communicate with God.
To judge others.
To celebrate social events.
To ask for material possessions.
Loving kindness is….
a wish for others to be happy
a wish for others to end suffering
the delight in seeing others happy
the ability to accept others as they are without inclination to anyone
Equanimity is….
a wish for others to be happy
a wish for others to end suffering
the delight in seeing others happy
the ability to accept others as they are without inclination to anyone
Compassion is….
a wish for others to be happy
a wish for others to end suffering
the delight in seeing others happy
the ability to accept others as they are without inclination to anyone
Sympathetic Joy is….
a wish for others to be happy
a wish for others to end suffering
the delight in seeing others happy
the ability to accept others as they are without inclination to anyone
