Religion 11: Chapter 7 - The Story of Hinduism

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Hinduism is a unified religion with a central authority (T/F)

False

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The Upanishads are the first sacred writings of Hinduism (T/F)

False

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"Veda" is the Sanskrit word for knowledge (T/F)

True

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In Hinduism, yoga refers to a form of physical exercise (T/F)

False

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Illusion, or maya, makes people perceive that everything is one, when things are actually different from one another (T/F)

False

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Each atman is a fragment of the divine (T/F)

True

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A Hindu temple usually contains shrines to different deities (T/F)

True

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The most common form of Hindu worship is puja (T/F)

True

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Hindus usually visit the mandir weekly on a designated day of worship (T/F)

False

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Hinduism is a unified religion with a central authority (T/F)

False

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When were the Upanishads written?

600 to 200 BCE

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The Upanishads are important because they…

Move Hinduism away from sacrificial practices, toward a meditative way of life

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Two religions that are offshoots of Hinduism are…

Jainism and Buddhism

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The deity of preservation who is part of the Hindu triad is…

Vishnu

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The deity of destruction and redemption who is part of the Hindu triad is …

Shiva

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The deity of creation who is part of the Hindu triad is …

Brahma

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The heart of the Vedas is considered to be the …

Upanishads

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What life event does the sacred thread ceremony mark?

Becoming a student

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Adopting a vegetarian diet illustrates the Hindu concept of …

Ahimsa

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This determines one's state in the next life.

Karma

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The ultimate goal of life for Hindus is …

Moksha

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The law of birth, death and rebirth is called...

Samsara

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______________ are images of God in many forms.

Deities

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The earliest sacred writings of Hinduism are the ______________.

Vedas

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The language of ancient India is ______________

Sanskrit

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___________ is the word used to describe how a god, deity, or saint is depicted in art.

Iconography

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The ___________  is a Hindu scripture in the form of a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and his charioteer, Krishna.

Bhagavad Gita

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All ___________  deities embody a strong, cosmic energy known as shakti.

Female

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___________  is a greeting that means "I bow respectfully to you."

Namaste

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The havan ritual involves offering ___________ .

Fire

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The ___________  river is a pilgrimage destination for Hindus.

Ganges

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An ___________  is someone who practises severe self-discipline or abstains from physical pleasures for religious purposes.

Ascetic

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A traditional Hindu social level or class is called a ___________

Caste

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___________  is freedom or liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

Moksha

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___________  is the law of birth, death, and rebirth, or the process of reincarnation.

Samsara

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A ___________  is a sacred sound, word, or phrase repeated in ritual.

Mantra

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An image of a Hindu deity is called a ___________

Murti

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The ___________  are sacred scriptures that are interpretations of the Vedas.

Upanishads

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Most of the world's Hindu population lives in the country of ___________ .

India

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One's personal code of conduct relating to family and society

Dharma

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A Hindu temple

Mandir

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A Hindu worship ceremony

Puja

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Illusion

Maya

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The law of cause and effect, of one's actions having an impact on one's future life

Karma

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A wise teacher

Guru

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The supreme cosmic force

Brahma

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A deity who has descended into the world in earthly form

Avatar

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The true self

Atman

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The principle of non-violence

Ahimsa