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WorksheetsWorld Religions Review
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 32mins
Nostra Aetate was written in what year?
1962
1964
1965
1968
Belief in one God/Supreme Being that also has three essences or expressions
Monotheism
Trinitarianism
Dualism
Atheism
Belief in many Gods
Trinitarianism
Monism
Dualism
Polytheism
When one is unsure whether or not he believes (also defined as unknowable)
Agnostic
Theist
Atheist
None of these
The understanding of the nature of the universe
Cosmology
Spirituality
Revelation
Transcendence
Overcoming normal limitations imposed by the human condition, whether temporarily or abidingly
Revelation
Transcendence
Spirituality
Cosmology
The transmission of the divine will or knowledge to human beings, typically through myths of some other religions experience
Spirituality
Cosmology
Revelation
Transcendence
Formal worship practices, such as mass or pilgrimage to Mecca
Ritual
Doctrinal
Myth
Experiential
Dimension of religion that deals with how to act in the world
Myth
Doctrinal
Ritual
None of these
Which of these is NOT one of the four passing sights?
Violence
Corpse
Ascetic
Old man
No self, no ultimate reality
Anicca
Anatta
Dukkha
None of these
Impermanence
Karma
Annica
Anatta
None of these
Suffering
Anicca
Anatta
Karma
None of these
In Theravada Buddhism, one who has attained enlightenment is called a/an
Bodhisattva
Arhat
Mendicant
None of these
Which one of these is NOT one of the characteristics of Theravada Buddhism
Minimizes prayer and ritual
Meditation (focus on monastic life)
Importance of Sangha
The Buddha is the world-savior
Which of the following is NOT one of the characteristics of Mahayana Buddhism
The Buddha is the world-savior
Largest of the three main types of Buddhism
Emphasizes prayer and ritual
Medication (focus on monastic life)
Which of these is NOT one of the characteristics of Vajrayana Buddhism
Buddha as divine savior
Vehicle of the Diamond
Pilgrimage to Bali
Dalai Lama
Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Moral Precepts
Refrain from taking life
Refrain from taking what is not given
Refrain from intoxicants
Refrain from religious pluralism
The two defining characteristics of Jainism are
Karma and samsara
Moksha and kevala
Ahimsa and asceticism
None of these
For Jains in this life the immediate religious goal is
To achieve liberations
To avoid suffering
To abolish ties to society
None of these
The principle of nonviolence
Jiva
Loka
Kevala
Ahimsa
Makers of the river crossing
Tirthankaras
Loka
Elders
None of these
The word Jainism is derived
Loka
Moksa
Ahimsa
Jina
Sikhism is
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Dualistic
None of these
Sikhism teaches that the ultimate purpose of life is to
Serve others
Detach from all material things
Attain complete union with God
Enjoy life on earth to the fullest
Sikh theology teaches that God is
Transcendent (distant/beyond)
Impersonal and unapproachable
Immanent/personal
Both a and b
Means selfless service
Haumai
Moksha
Seva
Gurmukh
Facing toward the Guru
Gurmukh
Seva
Haumai
Moksha
Human’s insistence on making do on their own rather than acknowledging their dependence on God
Kevala
Khalsa
Haumai
Moksha
Which one is NOT one of the 5 Ks in Sikhism?
Uncut hair
A sword or knife
Steel wrist guard
Mat for kneeling
The Tao Te Ching is believed to have been written by
Chuan Shin
Chuang Tzu
Lao Tzu
Chu His
One of the founders of Daoism
Chu His
Chuan Shin
Chuang Tzu
Mencius
Tao is
The ultimate source
The principle of order in the universe
The way of nature
All of these
Nostra Aetate was written during the Second Vatican Council.
True
False
A myth is not a falsehood.
True
False
Doctrines are beliefs that originate from lived religious experiences.
True
False
Some experts consider Hinduism to be the world's oldest religion.
True
False
According to scholars, Hinduism has no founder.
True
False
There are no specific days for worship of Hindu deities/gods.
True
False
Select A for TRUE or B for FALSE for the remaining questions 40. Tuesday is a specific day Hindus attend Temple worship services.
True
False
Brahma is believed to have originated from either Shiva or Vishnu according to some Hindu stories/traditions.
True
False
Pluralism is a characteristic of Hinduism.
True
False
Monism is not a characteristic of Hinduism.
True
False
Brahman = Atman.
True
False
Buddhism has its origins in ancient India.
True
False
Buddhists worship Siddhartha as a Supreme Being/Creator/All Powerful One, similar to the Christian God.
True
False
Buddhism teaches that human beings are prone to suffering by their nature.
True
False
The cause of suffering in Buddhism is desire.
True
False
Siddhartha grew up in a poor and rural neighborhood.
True
False
When a Buddhist teaches enlightenment it is called, Dharma.
True
False
Jainism denies the existence of any divine entity.
True
False
Sikh means teacher.
True
False
Sikhism does not believe women are equal or permit them to serve in roles of leadership.
True
False
Jains believe you must be human in order to break the cycle of samsara.
True
False
The Adi Granth became the final Guru in Sikhism.
True
False
Which of the following statements accurately describes TWO similarities and TWO differences between Buddhism and Christianity, specifically referencing their core beliefs, doctrines, and rituals?
Both Buddhism and Christianity emphasize compassion and ethical living; however, Buddhism does not focus on a creator god or salvation through faith, while Christianity centers on belief in one God and salvation through Jesus Christ.
Both Buddhism and Christianity believe in reincarnation and karma; however, Buddhism requires worship of multiple gods, while Christianity does not.
Buddhism and Christianity both require followers to pray five times a day and fast during specific months; however, Buddhism teaches original sin, while Christianity does not.
Both Buddhism and Christianity reject any form of meditation and ritual practice; however, Buddhism believes in the Holy Trinity, while Christianity does not.
The belief that a deity exists
Cosmicism
Monism
Atheism
Theism
This is the smallest major world religion.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
This is the largest major world religion.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam is the _______ largest religion in the world.
first
second
third
fourth
Which of the following texts is considered sacred in Hinduism?
The Torah
The Bible
The Vedas
The Quran
Which of the following is considered the oldest of the major world religions?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Which of the following is a common practice in Buddhism aimed at achieving mindfulness and enlightenment?
Baptism
Meditation
Pilgrimage
Fasting
