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A1: GLOBALIZATION OF RELIGION

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Which statement best captures a core tension between religion and globalism shown in the image?

a)

Religion prioritizes spiritual aims over material expansion

b)

Globalism rejects all forms of cultural dissemination

c)

Globalism elevates salvation concerns over trade policy

d)

Religion endorses aggressive market integration everywhere

2.

Evaluate the claim: Evangelization functions as a form of globalization. Which reasoning best supports or challenges this claim using the image’s ideas?

a)

Globalization only concerns wealth, not culture or values

b)

Religious missions reduce global connectivity by isolating groups

c)

Evangelization is purely private and never crosses communities

d)

Evangelization spreads beliefs across borders like markets do

3.

According to the image, how do globalists differ from religious adherents regarding ultimate outcomes?

a)

Both groups share identical concerns about afterlife

b)

Religious adherents ignore spiritual ends entirely

c)

Globalists emphasize salvation over economic progress

d)

Globalists worry less about heaven or hell outcomes

4.

Which statement best distinguishes sacred priorities from material priorities in a society?

a)

Seeking divine closeness above worldly gain

b)

Rejecting wealth while ignoring social duties

c)

Balancing spiritual rituals with casual leisure

d)

Pursuing charity while avoiding any governance

5.

A policymaker must choose between enforcing divine commandments or human-made laws. Which choice aligns with globalist priorities?

a)

Codifying secular statutes for civic order

b)

Interpreting revelation for legal guidance

c)

Prioritizing ritual purity over legislation

d)

Replacing courts with clerical authority

6.

Scenario: A leader debates whether to invest in programs that maximize material satisfaction or initiatives that cultivate communication with the transcendent. Which justification reflects globalist reasoning?

a)

Preferring ascetic policies to curb consumption

b)

Submitting decisions to sacred traditions alone

c)

Funding practices aimed at mystical communion

d)

Allocating resources to optimize economic satisfaction

7.

In the slide labeled “Monotheistic Religion,” which classification best fits a tradition that affirms a single, supreme deity?

a)

Henotheistic focus on one god among many

b)

Monotheistic belief in one God

c)

Animistic worldview of spirits in nature

d)

Polytheistic system with many deities

8.

Evaluate a case: A culture venerates spirits believed to inhabit rivers, mountains, and animals, while not centering worship on a single supreme god or a pantheon of many distinct gods. Which classification most appropriately applies?

a)

Monotheistic belief in one God

b)

Polytheistic worship of many gods

c)

Animistic belief in nature spirits

d)

Deistic belief in a non-intervening creator

9.

Which statement best distinguishes animism as used in anthropology from Shinto as a traditional Japanese folk religion?

a)

Animism names a general belief in nature spirits

b)

Shinto defines a broad term for all ancient religions

c)

Shinto refers to an anthropological category for beliefs

d)

Animism describes one modern Japanese temple practice

10.

Which statement best explains how the covenant with Abraham shapes Judaism’s identity as presented in the image?

a)

It establishes a tribal law code separate from prophets

b)

It affirms one transcendent God and a chosen people

c)

It introduces polytheistic rituals and multiple deities

d)

It limits Judaism to regional customs without scriptures

11.

Compare Judaism and Christianity using the images: which relationship is most accurate?

a)

Both traditions begin with Moses in the Roman Empire

b)

Christianity emerges from Jesus within Judaism’s influence

c)

Judaism originates from Christian teachings in the 1st century

d)

Christianity replaces Judaism with entirely new doctrines

12.

In the image describing Roman Catholicism, what claim best explains the basis of episcopal authority shown there?

a)

Bishops receive rank from monastic vows and asceticism

b)

Bishops gain authority by local congregational voting

c)

Bishops succeed Peter and apostles through ordination

d)

Bishops inherit civil power through imperial charter

13.

The Protestantism panel links its origin to the Reformation. Which interpretation best captures the movement’s initial aim shown there?

a)

A revival focused on mystical contemplation practices

b)

A campaign opposing perceived Catholic doctrinal errors

c)

A mission to restore ancient Near Eastern temple rites

d)

An effort to consolidate papal power across Europe

14.

According to the Islam panel, which statement most accurately situates Islam historically and relationally?

a)

A monotheistic faith connected to Judaism and Christianity

b)

A regional cult emerging in North Africa around 900s

c)

A philosophy founded by Greek thinkers in the 400s BCE

d)

A polytheistic faith unrelated to Abrahamic traditions

15.

In the image showing the Hindu Om symbol and text, which statement best captures the goal of life described there?

a)

Perform ascetic practices solely to avoid rebirth cycles

b)

Follow caste duties to gain worldly prosperity and status

c)

Worship multiple deities to secure blessings in daily rituals

d)

Realize atman as identical to Brahman, achieving moksha