WorksheetsExploring World Religions
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the largest religion in the world?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Which religion is known for the Five Pillars?
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
What symbol represents Christianity?
Star of David
Cross
Yin Yang
Crescent Moon
What is the holy book of Islam called?
Bible
Talmud
Vedas
Quran
Which religion follows the teachings of Buddha?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
What is the symbol of Judaism?
Ankh
Crescent Moon
Star of David
Cross
What is the main belief of Hinduism regarding the cycle of life?
The cycle of life in Hinduism is solely determined by divine intervention.
Hinduism teaches that life is a linear journey without rebirth.
Hinduism believes in a single life with no afterlife or reincarnation.
The main belief of Hinduism regarding the cycle of life is samsara, the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth influenced by karma.
Which religion celebrates Diwali?
Jainism
Buddhism
Sikhism
Hinduism
What does the lotus flower symbolize in Buddhism?
Wealth and power.
Impermanence and decay.
Suffering and attachment.
Purity and enlightenment.
What is the significance of the crescent moon in Islam?
The crescent moon represents the end of the Islamic year.
The crescent moon is a symbol of peace in Islam.
The crescent moon symbolizes the Islamic calendar and the start of lunar months, particularly Ramadan.
The crescent moon indicates the time for daily prayers.
Which religion believes in karma and dharma?
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
What is the sacred text of the Sikh religion?
Talmud
Bible
Guru Granth Sahib
Quran
What does the cross symbolize in Christianity?
The cross symbolizes sacrifice, redemption, and salvation in Christianity.
The cross signifies judgment and punishment.
The cross represents wealth and power.
The cross is a symbol of peace and harmony.
Which religion has a major festival called Yom Kippur?
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
What is the main goal of a follower of Jainism?
To achieve liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth and death.
To gain social status and recognition.
To accumulate wealth and possessions.
To follow strict dietary restrictions for health.
