Hinduism and Sikhism Flashcards (IP6)

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What is the typical name for a Hindu temple?

Mandir

<p>Mandir</p>
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What does the word 'mandir' literally translate to?

Waiting place or house

<p>Waiting place or house</p>
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Unlike churches or mosques, what can Hindu temples be dedicated to?

Particular gods or goddesses

<p>Particular gods or goddesses</p>
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What is a physical representation of a deity used in Hindu worship called?

A murti

<p>A murti</p>
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What purpose does a murti serve for Hindu worshippers?

It provides a physical focus for connecting with the divine

<p>It provides a physical focus for connecting with the divine</p>
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In Hinduism, what is the term for the ultimate, one infinite reality?

Brahman

<p>Brahman</p>
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How do Hindus view the relationship between living beings and Brahman?

Living beings are expressions of the Brahman

<p>Living beings are expressions of the Brahman</p>
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According to the Laws of Manu, what kind of clothing must the excluded social group wear?

Garments of the dead

<p>Garments of the dead</p>
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According to the Laws of Manu, what must the excluded social group use as food dishes?

Broken dishes

<p>Broken dishes</p>
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What material must the ornaments of the excluded group be made of according to the Laws of Manu?

Black iron

<p>Black iron</p>
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According to the Laws of Manu, where are members of the excluded group forbidden from walking at night?

In villages and towns

<p>In villages and towns</p>
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With whom are members of the excluded group permitted to marry according to the Laws of Manu?

Their equals

<p>Their equals</p>
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What is the collective name for the three main forms of the one Supreme Reality in Hinduism?

The Trimurti

<p>The Trimurti</p>
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Which deity in the Trimurti is known as the Creator?

Brahma

<p>Brahma</p>
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Which deity in the Trimurti is known as the Preserver?

Vishnu

<p>Vishnu</p>
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Which deity in the Trimurti is known as the Destroyer and Rebuilder?

Shiva

<p>Shiva</p>
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How is Brahma usually represented physically?

With 4 heads and 4 arms

<p>With 4 heads and 4 arms</p>
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How does Brahma's worship in temples today compare to Vishnu or Shiva?

He is rarely worshipped in temples compared to the others

<p>He is rarely worshipped in temples compared to the others</p>
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What is Vishnu's primary role regarding the world?

He protects and preserves the world

<p>He protects and preserves the world</p>
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What are the different forms Vishnu takes when he comes to Earth called?

Avatars

<p>Avatars</p>
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What is the primary purpose of Vishnu's avatars?

To restore balance when dharma declines and evil rises

<p>To restore balance when dharma declines and evil rises</p>
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Why does Shiva destroy the old, the ego, and negativity?

To make way for new beginnings and life

<p>To make way for new beginnings and life</p>
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What weapon is Shiva often depicted holding?

A trident

<p>A trident</p>
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What is Shiva's title when he is depicted as the cosmic dancer of destruction and creation?

Nataraja

<p>Nataraja</p>
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Who was Vishnu's first avatar that saved the Vedas from a great flood?

Matsya (The Fish)

<p>Matsya (The Fish)</p>
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Which avatar of Vishnu is the hero of the epic Ramayana?

Rama (The Prince)

<p>Rama (The Prince)</p>
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Which avatar of Vishnu is the hero of the Mahabharata and taught the Bhagavad Gita?

Krishna (The Divine Friend)

<p>Krishna (The Divine Friend)</p>
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Which half-man, half-lion avatar of Vishnu defeated the evil king Hiranyakashipu?

Narasimha

<p>Narasimha</p>
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According to Hindu tradition, which avatar of Vishnu will come in the future to defeat evil?

Kalki

<p>Kalki</p>
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What is the name of the current age that Kalki is expected to end?

Kali Yuga

<p>Kali Yuga</p>
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Where is the benevolent form of Shiva said to dwell?

Mount Kailash

<p>Mount Kailash</p>
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What does Shiva 'The Transformer' teach his devotees?

Detachment, discipline, and inner strength

<p>Detachment, discipline, and inner strength</p>
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In which sacred text does Krishna say he comes to Earth to protect the good?

The Bhagavad Gita

<p>The Bhagavad Gita</p>
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What are the estimated dates for the Indus Valley Civilization?

Approximately 2500-1900 BCE

<p>Approximately 2500-1900 BCE</p>
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Name the two major advanced cities of the Indus Valley Civilization

Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro

<p>Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro</p>
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What were the planned features of cities like Mohenjo-Daro?

Planned streets, drainage systems, and trade centers

<p>Planned streets, drainage systems, and trade centers</p>
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From which modern-day country did the Aryans migrate into the Indus Valley?

Iran

<p>Iran</p>
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According to Sikh teachings, what is the responsibility of the Khalsa regarding the weak?

To defend and protect them

<p>To defend and protect them</p>
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What must Sikhs stand against according to the Birth of the Khalsa text?

Injustice

<p>Injustice</p>
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What is the 'One True Reality' described as an impersonal god-being in Hinduism?

Brahman

<p>Brahman</p>
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According to the Shiva Purana, why does Shiva dissolve the universe?

So that new life may be born

<p>So that new life may be born</p>
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What specific human traits does Shiva destroy to allow for growth?

Ego, ignorance, and negativity

<p>Ego, ignorance, and negativity</p>
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What does the Hindu term 'dharma' represent in the context of Vishnu's mission?

Righteousness

<p>Righteousness</p>
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In the Indus Valley, what was the function of the advanced drainage systems?

Urban sanitation

<p>Urban sanitation</p>
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Which group of people is credited with migrating into the Indus Valley around 1500 BCE?

The Aryans

<p>The Aryans</p>
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What is the primary role of Vishnu's avatar Rama?

To serve as an example of duty, courage, and goodness

<p>To serve as an example of duty, courage, and goodness</p>
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Which Hindu text provides the quote 'Change is the law of the universe'?

The Shiva Purana

<p>The Shiva Purana</p>
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What was the role of Vishnu's avatar Matsya during the great flood?

Saving the Vedas and the wise king Manu

<p>Saving the Vedas and the wise king Manu</p>
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How does Shiva 'The Benevolent Lord' assist his devotees?

He protects them and grants peace, blessings, and liberation

<p>He protects them and grants peace, blessings, and liberation</p>
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According to the Laws of Manu, where must members of the excluded group always wander?

From place to place

<p>From place to place</p>