WorksheetsREVIEWER IWRBS 1st QUARTER 2025-2026
Total questions: 104
Worksheet time: 52mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How is spirituality different from religion?
a)
A. Focuses on community rituals
b)
B. Focuses only on strict doctrines
c)
C. Focuses on material possessions
d)
D. Focuses on personal inner growth and meaning
2.
How is theology defined?
a)
A. Worship of spirits
b)
B. Emotional storytelling
c)
C. Study of government
d)
D. Study of God and religion
3.
What does agnosticism claim?
a)
A. There is no god
b)
B. There are many gods
c)
C. God cannot be known
d)
D. God exists and acts in the world
4.
What does atheism mean?
a)
A. Worship of spirits
b)
B. Belief in many gods
c)
C. Belief in a supreme deity
d)
D. Denial or lack of belief in God or gods
5.
What is a belief system?
a)
A. A written law
b)
B. A set of habits
c)
C. A set of political rules
d)
D. A way of ordering reality
6.
What is materialism in philosophy?
a)
A. Belief that matter is unreal
b)
B. Focus on mental energies
c)
C. Worship of sacred objects
d)
D. Only matter is ultimately real
7.
What is monotheism?
a)
A. Belief in natural law
b)
B. Belief in divine animals
c)
C. Belief in multiple spirits
d)
D. Belief in a single supreme god
8.
What is naturalism?
a)
A. Denial of natural forces
b)
B. Belief that rituals are sacred
c)
C. Worship of plants and animals
d)
D. Reality is explained by nature and science only
9.
What is polytheism?
a)
A. Belief in no god
b)
B. Belief in natural law
c)
C. Belief in a single creator
d)
D. Belief in multiple gods
10.
What is spirituality?
a)
A. Practice of strict rituals
b)
B. Rejection of any beliefs
c)
C. Dependence on institutions
d)
D. Inner search for meaning and purpose
11.
What is theism?
a)
A. Belief in pure nature
b)
B. Rejection of spirituality
c)
C. Focus on material success
d)
D. Belief in one or more deities
12.
What is theology?
a)
A. Art of worship rituals
b)
B. Tradition of spiritual songs
c)
C. Collection of religious poetry
d)
D. Study of God and divine attributes
13.
What is a worldview?
a)
A. A personal dream
b)
B. A wishful thought
c)
C. A way to gain power
d)
D. A set of beliefs about life and the universe
14.
When is someone called “spiritual but not religious”?
a)
A. When they strictly follow doctrines
b)
B. When they attend every religious ceremony
c)
C. When they have no interest in spiritual topics
d)
D. When they seek personal meaning without formal religion
15.
Where does the term “religion” originate from?
a)
A. Sanskrit roots for energy
b)
B. Hebrew words for hope and love
c)
C. Greek words for truth and beauty
d)
D. Latin words meaning “to bind back”
16.
What does the term ‘Shinto’ mean?
a)
a) The way of the earth
b)
b) The way of the gods
c)
c) The way of ancestors
d)
d) The way of harmony
17.
Who is the Hindu god of fire?
a)
a) Shiva
b)
b) Brahma
c)
c) Agni
d)
d) Vishnu
18.
Which prophet is considered the "father in faith" for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
a)
a) Moses
b)
b) Abraham
c)
c) Muhammad
d)
d) Jesus
19.
What is the significance of the Ganga (Ganges) River?
a)
a) It is sacred to Buddhists
b)
b) It is the holiest river for Hindus
c)
c) It is a pilgrimage site for Christians
d)
d) It is sacred to Muslims
20.
Which sacred texts are associated with Confucianism and Daoism?
a)
a) Torah and Bible
b)
b) Vedas and Quran
c)
c) Analects and Dao De Jing
d)
d) Tripitaka and Mahayana
21.
Where did Buddhism originate?
a)
a) Japan
b)
b) China
c)
c) Korea
d)
d) India
22.
What is the term for the three forms of the Hindu god?
a)
a) Nirvana
b)
b) Samsara
c)
c) Trimurti
d)
d) Karma
23.
Who is the founder of Daoism?
a)
a) Confucius
b)
b) Laozi
c)
c) Siddhartha Gautama
d)
d) Jesus Christ
24.
What religion emphasizes filial piety and family relations?
a)
a) Islam
b)
b) Confucianism
c)
c) Shintoism
d)
d) Buddhism
25.
Which religion originated in Japan and emphasizes kami (spirits) in nature?
a)
a) Buddhism
b)
b) Shintoism
c)
c) Hinduism
d)
d) Daoism
26.
Which major religious traditions originated in West Asia?
a)
a) Buddhism and Daoism
b)
b) Christianity, Judaism, and Islam
c)
c) Hinduism and Sikhism
d)
d) Shintoism and Confucianism
27.
What is the role of geography in the development of religion in China?
a)
a) It influenced Confucian ideals and river valley settlements
b)
b) It led to the worship of the Ganga River
c)
c) It promoted ancestor worship in Arabia
d)
d) It encouraged Buddhist meditation practices
28.
Which religious figure attained enlightenment and founded Buddhism?
a)
a) Laozi
b)
b) Siddhartha Gautama
c)
c) Muhammad
d)
d) Abraham
29.
What concept in Hinduism represents duty, righteousness, and ethical behavior?
a)
a) Moksha
b)
b) Dharma
c)
c) Karma
d)
d) Nirvana
30.
What religious site in Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims?
a)
a) Mount Sinai
b)
b) The Temple Mount
c)
c) The Red Sea
d)
d) The Dhamek Stupa
31.
What positive effect of religion brings communities together through events and unity?
a)
A. Provides social change
b)
B. Promotes social harmony
c)
C. Reduces fear of the unknown
d)
D. Triggers conflict and violence
32.
What does religion often provide to help people distinguish right from wrong?
a)
A. Economic goals
b)
B. Family structure
c)
C. Moral values
d)
D. Scientific beliefs
33.
What religion-related practice caused discrimination through social classes in India?
a)
A. Hindu Caste System
b)
B. Jewish Ten Commandments
c)
C. Buddhist Karma Cycle
d)
D. Islamic Five Pillars
34.
What is a common negative effect of religion regarding scientific inquiry?
a)
A. Encourages open debates
b)
B. Promotes scientific development
c)
C. Impedes scientific progress
d)
D. Supports new discoveries
35.
What is one way religion creates a sense of unity among its members?
a)
A. Following national laws
b)
B. Gathering for meals and worship
c)
C. Ignoring social hierarchies
d)
D. Avoiding political issues
36.
What historical event involved torture and persecution in the name of Catholic faith?
a)
A. Holocaust
b)
B. Spanish Inquisition
c)
C. Protestant Reformation
d)
D. Salem Witch Trials
37.
What negative effect of religion makes people follow harmful rituals without questioning?
a)
A. Promotes unity
b)
B. Obstructs use of reason
c)
C. Provides moral values
d)
D. Explains scientific phenomena
38.
What belief makes people accept poverty as divine will instead of fighting for rights?
a)
A. Religion as equality tool
b)
B. Religion as inspiration
c)
C. Religion controls the masses
d)
D. Religion teaches logic
39.
What positive effect of religion gives people purpose and motivation in life?
a)
A. Promotes economic growth
b)
B. Gives positive goals
c)
C. Causes discrimination
d)
D. Avoids conflict
40.
What conflict involved Jews and Muslims and is often associated with religious tension?
a)
A. Indian Partition
b)
B. Sudan Civil War
c)
C. Palestine Conflict
d)
D. Vietnam War
41.
What do we call the Indian practice where widows were burned along with their husband's body?
a)
Sati
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Vietnam
d)
It contradicted church beliefs about the Earth's position
e)
Through shared beliefs, rituals, and group support
42.
Who said “Religion is the opium of the masses”?
a)
Sati
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Vietnam
d)
It contradicted church beliefs about the Earth's position
e)
Through shared beliefs, rituals, and group support
43.
Where did the self-immolation protest by a Buddhist monk occur in 1963?
a)
Sati
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Vietnam
d)
It contradicted church beliefs about the Earth's position
e)
Through shared beliefs, rituals, and group support
44.
Why did the Catholic Church ban Copernicus’ theory for 200 years?
a)
Sati
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Vietnam
d)
It contradicted church beliefs about the Earth's position
e)
Through shared beliefs, rituals, and group support
45.
How does religion provide a sense of belonging?
a)
Sati
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Vietnam
d)
It contradicted church beliefs about the Earth's position
e)
Through shared beliefs, rituals, and group support
46.
What is the Torah often referred to as?
a)
a. The Mishnah
b)
b. The Law or Pentateuch
c)
c. The Talmud
d)
d. The Prophets
47.
Which type of Judaism emphasizes a mystical experience with God?
a)
a. Reform Judaism
b)
b. Orthodox Judaism
c)
c. Hasidic Judaism
d)
d. Conservative Judaism
48.
What does the term “Kosher” primarily refer to?
a)
a. Jewish temples
b)
b. Dietary laws
c)
c. Clothing traditions
d)
d. Marriage ceremonies
49.
Which Jewish text serves as a comprehensive commentary on the Torah and Mishnah?
a)
a. The Talmud
b)
b. The Torah
c)
c. The Tanakh
d)
d. The Psalms
50.
What Jewish denomination celebrates culture and history without focusing on God?
a)
a. Reconstructionist Judaism
b)
b. Humanistic Judaism
c)
c. Orthodox Judaism
d)
d. Conservative Judaism
51.
The Mishnah is the written compilation of Jewish oral traditions finalized around 200 CE.
a)
True
b)
False
52.
Marriage elevates a person’s religious position in Judaism, allowing a married man to become a rabbi.
a)
True
b)
False
53.
The Babylonian Talmud is less widely studied and authoritative than the Jerusalem Talmud.
a)
True
b)
False
54.
The coming-of-age ceremony for Jewish boys is celebrated at age 13, known as Brit Millah.
a)
True
b)
False
55.
The Torah is considered the most sacred text in Judaism.
a)
True
b)
False
56.
What Jewish holiday involves rest and sanctity on the seventh day of the week?
a)
Shabbat
b)
Brit Millah
c)
Mordecai Kaplan
d)
Torah
e)
The Talmud
57.
Which text is regarded as God’s direct revelation to Moses and forms the foundation of Jewish law?
a)
Torah
b)
Brit Millah
c)
Mordecai Kaplan
d)
The Talmud
e)
Shabbat
58.
What Jewish ceremony marks the naming of male children on the eighth day, coinciding with circumcision?
a)
Brit Millah
b)
Mordecai Kaplan
c)
Torah
d)
The Talmud
e)
Shabbat
59.
Who is considered the founder of Reconstructionist Judaism?
a)
Mordecai Kaplan
b)
Brit Millah
c)
Torah
d)
The Talmud
e)
Shabbat
60.
What is the central text of Jewish education that addresses contemporary issues through discussions of Jewish law?
a)
The Talmud
b)
Brit Millah
c)
Mordecai Kaplan
d)
Torah
e)
Shabbat
61.
What does the cross symbolize in Christianity?
a)
A. Eternal punishment
b)
B. Jesus’ resurrection
c)
C. Jesus’ victory over sin
d)
D. The apostles’ teachings
62.
Which concept explains that Christians believe in one God?
a)
A. Atheism
b)
B. Monotheism
c)
C. Polytheism
d)
D. Trinity
63.
Who are the three persons in the Holy Trinity?
a)
A. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob
b)
B. Father, Jesus, Angel
c)
C. God, Jesus, Moses
d)
D. God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
64.
What is the sacred scripture of Christianity called?
a)
A. Bible
b)
B. Creed
c)
C. Quran
d)
D. Torah
65.
Which two main parts make up the Bible?
a)
A. Epistles and Psalms
b)
B. Gospels and Law
c)
C. New and Old Testaments
d)
D. Prophets and Letters
66.
What is the Apostles’ Creed mainly about?
a)
A. Church rules
b)
B. Jesus’ miracles
c)
C. Summary of Christian beliefs
d)
D. The Ten Commandments
67.
Which Christian season means "coming" and leads up to Christmas?
a)
A. Advent
b)
B. Easter
c)
C. Lent
d)
D. Pentecost
68.
When do Christians observe a time of repentance before Easter?
a)
A. Advent
b)
B. Christmas
c)
C. Lent
d)
D. Sabbath
69.
What do the Beatitudes emphasize?
a)
A. Church laws
b)
B. Happiness in material things
c)
C. How to earn salvation
d)
D. Blessings for righteous living
70.
Which major subdivision of Christianity recognizes the Pope as the head?
a)
A. Adventist
b)
B. Catholicism
c)
C. Eastern Orthodox
d)
D. Protestantism
71.
What Christian division includes groups like Methodists and Baptists?
a)
A. Adventist
b)
B. Catholicism
c)
C. Eastern Orthodox
d)
D. Protestantism
72.
Which group of Christians uses Patriarchs as leaders?
a)
A. Adventist
b)
B. Catholicism
c)
C. Eastern Orthodox
d)
D. Protestantism
73.
What is the Christian view on capital punishment?
a)
A. Allowed in extreme cases
b)
B. Encouraged in the Bible
c)
C. Opposed as it ends life
d)
D. Reserved for non-believers
74.
Why is the fish symbol important in Christianity?
a)
A. It’s a sign of baptism
b)
B. It was used by early Christians
c)
C. It represents Jesus’ miracles
d)
D. It symbolizes the Last Supper
75.
What effort promotes unity among Christian groups?
a)
A. Evangelism
b)
B. Exorcism
c)
C. Ecumenism
d)
D. Euthanasia
76.
What does the term “Islam” mean?
a)
A. Fortitude
b)
B. Peace
c)
C. Submission
d)
D. Thankfulness
77.
What are the chapters of the Qur’an called?
a)
A. Shari’ah
b)
B. Sufis
c)
C. Sunnahs
d)
D. Surahs
78.
What does the word “jihad” mean in Islam?
a)
A. Fasting
b)
B. Pilgrimage
c)
C. Prophecy
d)
D. To strive or struggle
79.
What is the Sunnah in Islam?
a)
A. It is the mystical tradition of Islam
b)
B. It is the way of life of the Prophet Muhammad
c)
C. Muslims can learn about the Sunnah from hadith literature
d)
D. Both B and C
80.
What do hadith reports tell us?
a)
A. Only about Muhammad’s sayings
b)
B. Only about his companions
c)
C. Only about Islamic laws
d)
D. All of the above
81.
What is the “Hijrah” in Islam?
a)
A. Journey of early Muslims from Mecca to Medina
b)
B. Pilgrimage to Mecca
c)
C. Islamic law
d)
D. Prophet Muhammad's biography
82.
What is “Salat” in Islamic practice?
a)
A. Fasting during Ramadan
b)
B. Five daily prayers
c)
C. Chapter of the Qur’an
d)
D. Islamic law
83.
Which is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
a)
A. Declaration of faith
b)
B. Fasting during Ramadan
c)
C. Jihad
d)
D. Prayer five times daily
e)
Option 5
84.
What do Muslims avoid during fasting in Ramadan?
a)
A. Eating meat
b)
B. Food and drink
c)
C. Food but not drink
d)
D. Food, drink, and sex
85.
What was Muhammad’s age when he received the Qur’an revelation?
a)
A. About 40 years old
b)
B. Already a prophet
c)
C. A teenager
d)
D. Married to Aisha
86.
Which city did Muhammad travel to in 620 C.E.?
a)
A. Baghdad
b)
B. Jerusalem
c)
C. Medina
d)
D. Riyadh
87.
Who is believed to have brought God’s message to Muhammad?
a)
A. Angel Gabriel
b)
B. Angel Michael
c)
C. Prophet Moses
d)
D. Prophet Jesus
88.
What is the name of the Islamic holy book?
a)
A. Bible
b)
B. Psalms
c)
C. Qur’an
d)
D. Torah
89.
What is the meaning of “Shahada”?
a)
A. Fasting obligation
b)
B. Pilgrimage to Mecca
c)
C. Tax for the poor
d)
D. Declaration of faith
90.
Who is considered the founder of Islam?
a)
A. Abraham
b)
B. Isaac
c)
C. Ishmael
d)
D. Muhammad
91.
Who is considered the common patriarch of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
a)
A. Abraham
b)
B. Isaac
c)
C. Jacob
d)
D. Moses
92.
What is the main belief shared by all Abrahamic religions?
a)
A. Many gods exist
b)
B. Nature worship is sacred
c)
C. One God exists
d)
D. Reincarnation happens
93.
When did Christianity begin?
a)
A. 1 C.E.
b)
B. 33 C.E.
c)
C. 70 C.E.
d)
D. 100 C.E.
94.
Where did Judaism originate?
a)
A. Egypt
b)
B. Greece
c)
C. Palestine
d)
D. Southwest Asia
95.
What major event marks the beginning of Islam?
a)
A. Birth of Muhammad
b)
B. Construction of the Kaaba
c)
C. Hegira to Medina
d)
D. Revelation to Abraham
96.
What is the Jewish moral law called?
a)
A. Hadith
b)
B. Halakha
c)
C. Sharia
d)
D. Torah
97.
Who do Christians believe is the Son of God?
a)
A. Abraham
b)
B. Jesus
c)
C. Moses
d)
D. Muhammad
98.
What do Muslims believe about fate?
a)
A. It is controlled only by human will
b)
B. It can be changed by prayer
c)
C. It is fully governed by God
d)
D. It is based on astrology
99.
What is a key difference between Christianity and Judaism in terms of morality?
a)
A. Christianity promotes revenge
b)
B. Judaism promotes loving enemies
c)
C. Christianity promotes forgiveness
d)
D. Judaism encourages pacifism
100.
Why is Muhammad important in Islam?
a)
A. He created the Quran
b)
B. He founded the Islamic Empire
c)
C. He is the final prophet of God
d)
D. He was worshipped by Muslims
101.
Who received the Ten Commandments according to Judaism and Christianity?
a)
A. Abraham
b)
B. David
c)
C. Moses
d)
D. Solomon
102.
What is one shared purpose of life across all three religions?
a)
A. Accumulate wealth
b)
B. Escape reincarnation
c)
C. Serve and love God
d)
D. Worship multiple deities
103.
What is a woman’s status in early Judaism?
a)
A. Equal to men
b)
B. Higher than men
c)
C. Often excluded from religious roles
d)
D. Respected as religious leaders
104.
Which religious group uses the concept of Zakat as moral obligation?
a)
A. Christians
b)
B. Hindus
c)
C. Jews
d)
D. Muslims
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