The sacred text of Judaism containing laws, stories, and teachings is the:

A sacred agreement between God and His people in Judaism is known as:

In Christianity, the doctrine of one God in three persons is called:

The two main parts of the Christian Bible are:

Jesus Christ in Christianity is regarded as the:

The Arabic word for God in Islam is:

The last prophet in Islam who received the Qur’an was:

Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?

The oldest sacred scriptures of Hinduism, written in Sanskrit, are called:

The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism and Buddhism is called:

The liberation from samsara in Hinduism is called:

In Hinduism, the preserver god is:

Siddhartha Gautama is also known as the:

The ultimate goal in Buddhism, spiritual awakening and freedom from suffering, is:

In Buddhism, the cause of suffering is identified as:

The Jain principle of extreme non-violence is called:

The Confucian value that emphasizes respect for parents and elders is:

In Shinto, the spirits found in nature, ancestors, and sacred places are called:

In Taoism, the principle of effortless action is called:

The Qur’an is the sacred text of:

The Bhagavad Gita is part of which Indian epic?

Moksha in Hinduism means:

Confucianism is best described as:

In Shinto, honoring one’s ancestors as protectors and spiritual beings is called:

Siddhartha Gautama is the founder of:

The Bible is composed of:

Yin and Yang represent:

Asceticism in Jainism involves:

Ren in Confucianism means:

The sacred text of Judaism is:

Founder of Buddhism:

The pilgrimage to Mecca in Islam is called:

The destroyer god in Hinduism is:

The sacred text of Taoism written by Laozi is:

The moral duty or righteous path in Hinduism is:

The Arabic word for God in Islam is:

The cycle of rebirth in Buddhism and Hinduism is:

The principle of non-stealing in Jainism is:

The place of worship in Shinto is called:

A Muslim student in your class excuses himself five times a day for prayer. What is he practicing?

A Christian family reads both the Old and New Testament every night. What text are they reading?

A Hindu man dedicates his life to breaking free from the cycle of rebirth. What is his ultimate goal?

A Buddhist monk gives up material possessions to focus on meditation and the Eightfold Path. What is he striving for?

A Jain refuses to harm even the smallest insect. Which principle is this?

A Confucian son takes care of his elderly parents out of respect and duty. Which value is shown?

During a Shinto festival, people visit a sacred shrine to honor spirits in nature. What belief is this?

A Taoist farmer lets the river flow naturally instead of building a dam, believing nature will balance itself. What principle is shown?

A Jewish community gathers to read their sacred text containing God’s laws and teachings. What is the text?

A Christian prays to God through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What doctrine is this?