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1Hinduism is the most influential religion in modern India and the third largest religion in the world. Who founded Hinduism.
- ANo one
- BW. C. Smith
- CThe Brahmins
- DThe Aryans
- EPińk Ròse Saÿían Goku
2The Hinduism social structure was very unique. In which order did it go in?
- ABrahmins (priests, scholars, and teachers)
Kshatriyas (KSHA-tree-uhs) (rulers and warriors)
Vaishyas (VIESH-yuhs) (merchants, artisans, and farmers)
Shudras (SHOO-druhs) (servants and laborers) - BVaishyas (VIESH-yuhs) (merchants, artisans, and farmers)
Kshatriyas (KSHA-tree-uhs) (rulers and warriors)
Shudras (SHOO-druhs) (servants and laborers)
Brahmins (priests, scholars, and teachers) - CKshatriyas (KSHA-tree-uhs) (rulers and warriors)
Brahmins (priests, scholars, and teachers)
Shudras (SHOO-druhs) (servants and laborers)
Vaishyas (VIESH-yuhs) (merchants, artisans, and farmers) - DVaishyas (VIESH-yuhs) (merchants, artisans, and farmers)
Brahmins (priests, scholars, and teachers)
Shudras (SHOO-druhs) (servants and laborers)
Kshatriyas (KSHA-tree-uhs) (rulers and warriors)
- ABrahmins (priests, scholars, and teachers)
3Hindu beliefs and practices have woven their way into Indian culture. In which way did they affect American culture to?
- ANonviolence and Peaceful Protests
- BYoga in American Culture
- CHindu Ideas in American Literature
- DAll of the above
4Separate from the idea of the four varnas was the existence of social groups called jatis. Jatis developed as Indian society shifted away from herding and hunting to other occupations. Each jati was generally associated with a particular job. Over the centuries, the number of jatis grew, and their place in the social hierarchy became very complex. The jatis were based on one's occupation, or job, as well as birth, unlike the varnas. Were the jatis in the development of Hinduism?
- ATrue
- BFalse
5There are three important gods, alongside their goddess partners. They are Brahma (BRAH-mah) (not Brahman) and Saraswati, Vishnu and Lakshmi, and Shiva and Shakti (also called Parvati). Which was the most important?
- ABrahma
- BSaraswati
- CVishnu
- DLakshmi
- EAll of the above.
- FNone. They were all equally important
6As you have learned, Hindus believe in a continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. They call this cycle samsara. As long as people are part of samsara, they will know pain and death. Samsara ends when the soul escapes from the cycle of rebirth, the time when some Hindus believe that they are united with Brahman, the supreme force in the universe. Was there an amount of set lives a Hindu must be born in?
- ATrue
- BFalse
7 How do you spell this word?
- ASanskrit
- BSans
- CSkritSans
- Dsanskirt
- EKirt
8This Hindu woman is fulfilling part of her dharma by praying at the sacred Ganges River. By living according to dharma, she may hope to have her soul reborn into a higher social class.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Brahman is the name of a supreme power, or a divine force. Many Hindus understand Brahman to be ever-present and all-powerful. Everything else in the world changes, from the passing seasons to all living things that eventually die. According to Hindu philosophy, only Brahman exists forever. What is the main rule of Brahman
- AYou must be pure
- BYou must have never sinned
- CYou must have a soul
- DAll of the above
- ETheir is no rule.
10Hindus called the soul atman.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11Which of these is an example of Karma
- AYou destroy your brother's Lego castle by accident and then rebuild it.
- BYou are crying and your sister comforts you
- CSomeone steals a cake from you, slips, and the cake ends up back in your hands, unharmed
- DYour friend gives you 10 dollars
12Does Buddhism have anything to do with Buddha Chairman?
- ATrue
- BFalse
13Why do Hindus visit the Ganges river
- AThey need water
- BThey need a life
- CThey want to
- DThe river is considered holy
- EIf they didn't they would be sinning
14Dharma is a central concept in Hinduism and other Indian traditions. Dharma is often described as duty. However, it is a way of life that helps people live happily, selflessly, and in balance. For Hindus, achieving dharma is one of the most important goals in life, alongside kama (love), artha (wealth), and moksha (oneness with God). Do you need to be pure to have Dharma?
- ATrue
- BFalse
15What is the difference between Hinduism and Buddhism.
- AThere is no difference
- BOne came from India and the other didn't
- CBuddhism is monothesisic
- DHinduism is considered holy, but Buddhism is not.
- EBuddhism was created by one person, and Hinduism is not.
16Many HIndus go to this river
- AGanges
- BGrande
- CGoku
- DGreat
- EGingerbad
17Is Buddhism holy?
- ATrue
- BFalse
18People escape the cycle of rebirth by.............
- AEating samosas
- BPraying to the gods every day
- CFollowing their dharma
- DLoving cats
- EWatching Indian Squid Game season 2
19As you have already read, according to the Vedas, each social class, or varna, had its own duties. These duties usually involved a certain type of work. Duties might include studying religious texts, herding animals, trading goods, or serving as a warrior. Therefore, each class was seen as having its own dharma. In fact, early Hindus called their system of social classes varna dharma, or “the way of one's role in society.” Early Hindus believed that when everyone followed the dharma of their varna, society would be in harmony. Did the Hindus believe in harmony?
- ATrue
- BFalse
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