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A chart showing you countries, the major religion, and the percentage of the population that believes that religion is probably showing you:
a) religious diversity
b) economic diversity
c) ethnic diversity
d) geographical divrsity
In Hinduism, a perosn's dharma, or set of spiritual duties and obligations is based on
a) dedication to Vishnu
b) the Bible
c) bad karma
d) the caste system
What is a key difference betwen Muslims and Hindus?
a) Hindus believe in many manifestations of god
b) Muslims accepted caste differences
c) Hindus thought all people were equal
d) Muslims believe that there was more than one god
What do Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taosism have in common?
a) They are major Asian belief systems
b) They were all ofunded in China
c) They all began in the Middle East
d) They died out by the 17th century
Where would highest concentration of Buddhists be?
a) China
b) Inida
c) Saudi Arabia
d) United States
Life is full of suffering, the desire for possessions causes suffering, elimination of desire will stop one's suffering, and following the Eightfold path will lead to Enlightenment. All of these are key beliefs of:
a) Buddhism
b) Confucianism
c) Hinduism
d) Shintoism
Karma is
a) the sum effect of one's actions during life
b) being reborn into another life
c) the relationship between Rama and Sita
d) the continious pattern of life and death
Which of these is most widely practiced in Japan?
a) Shintoism
b) Buddhism
c) Confucianism
d) Islam
blue
a) red
b) yellow
c) green
d) orange
red
a) black
b) white
c) gray
d) purple
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