World Religion Final Examamination 2k18

Departmnet of Education
Division of Cavite
Talon National High School
Amadeo, Cavite
World Religion
Name: _________________________ Rating: _____________
Grade and Section: ______________ Parent Signature: __________
Final Examination
I. Multiple Choice: Choose the best answer from the given choice, encircle letter only
1. Daibutsu was not spoken about much in the Naruto anime. He died not long after his
appearance while attempting to defeat a co ninja. He was also known to be a quiet man
but not to be misinterpreted as humble. Which of these is Daibutsu's nature type?
a.Earth release b.Water release c. Wind release d. Fire release
2. According to tradition, why did Asoka convert to Buddhism?

a. He wanted to repent for all the death and devastation he had caused
b. He considered Buddhism the best path towards a peaceful life.
c. He was tired of his religion and wanted to experience change.
d. He thought that a religion like Buddhism would help him control
his subjects.
3. When a person is being possess a by an evil spirit ,Shinto firmly asserts that certain
deeds of human mind and spirit may led towards impurity which has negative effects
on his/her well being . In what aspect it is commonly use?
a. Revered Warrior b. Mythology c.Kami d. Karma
4. Buddhists also believe in Nirvana. What is that?
a. The Buddhists' counterpart to the Christian Heaven - i.e. the abode for the righteous
dead in the afterlife.
b. b. The highest religious goal. It is the state of being free from suffering - i.e. desire,
aversion and delusion
c. A grunge-rock band formed in Seattle in the late 80s.
d. The highest goal is to become head of a monastery.
5. One of your friends is a Buddhist. She is likely to believe that _____.

a. All the answers are correct. b. The Bible has the answers to all of her questions.
c.All things are in a state of change and flux. d. She should not eat meat on Saturdays.
6. Why does a Buddhist monk wear robes?

A. Robes symbolizes ‘having nothing’, all worldly possessions are given away
B. Robes are easy to wear and wash as they are one piece
C.It was the clothing that the First monk wore so
all monks followed
D. they have no money to buy anything more expensive so that’s the only
choice they are left with.
7. Traditionally, where does the material for robes come from?
a. The shroud cloths of the dead b.The clothes people in the city donate
c. Monks regularly collect clothes that were of poor quality or size from manufacturers
who no longer want them d. The cotton they grew in the backyard of monastery
8. Traditionally, why are robes often of bright orange color?
a. It makes monks easy to be spotted b. It signifies the honour of being a monk
c. It prevents stains from being seen as they do not wash their robes often
d. they are cleaned and dyed with the juice of a Jack fruit which comes out orange
naturally
9. When does the major Buddhist festival, Buddha’s Birthday take place?
a. On the eighth day of the fourth month in the lunar calendar.
b. Two weeks after Chinese lunar New Year.
c. On the second Sunday of May
d. On the first Saturday of June
10. There are two main schools of Buddhist thoughts, namely the Mahayana and the
Theravada. Which one promises all creatures’ salvation, as opposed to salvation of oneself?
a. Theravada b. Mahayana c. . Both d. Neither
11. Early Christian writers may have expressed some anti-Semitic sentiments for which of the
following reasons?
a. They thought of themselves as the underdog, and they never suspected that their
followers would be in a position to oppress the Jews.
b. They were trying to differentiate their religion from Judaism.
c. The Jews considered Christianity a heresy and treated them like heretics.
d. They saw the Jews as oppressors.
12. Why was the Ark of the Covenant so important to the Hebrews?
a. It contained the written version of the hundreds of laws Moses created while wandering the
desert for 40 years.
b. It was an idol, the physical representation of God used by the Hebrews for worship.
c. It contained the original Ten Commandments written by God himself.
d. It served as a tool in the sacrifice of Abraham's son.
13. Jenny, who is an Orthodox Jew, recently turned down a job offer on religious grounds
because the
position required working weekends. Why can't Jenny take the position?
a. Orthodox Judaism believes that one should decide whether or not to apply the sacred
texts to everyday life, and Jenny has decided to do so by refusing to work on the
Shabbat.
b. B. Orthodox Judaism believes that the sacred texts should be strictly adhered to in
everyday life, including the assertion that Shabbat is a day of rest.
c. C. Orthodox Judaism strictly forbids devoting time to anything other than worship.
d. D. Orthodox Judaism forbids women from working on the weekends, in order to better
serve their families on the Shabbath
14. The stories used for teaching that tell of the Buddha's previous lives are called?
a. arhats b. stupas c. prajnas d. jatakas
15. Which one of the following is NOT one of the Three Refuges?
a. the Buddha b. the Dharma c. the sangha d. the prajna
16. For how long did the Buddha teach after he discovered nirvana?
a. about forty years b. about ten years c. about sixty years
d. about five years
17.. A way of life that you must honor the gods and spirits in the perspective of Shinto’s belief
and practices
a. Matsuri b. Mazakami c. Zhaggarot d. Shabout
18.After creating the first land out of nothing by stirring up the oceans with a spear, two kamis
are said to have conceived and given birth to the Japanese Islands.
a. Kami, Izanagi-no-mikoto and Izanami-no-mikoto b. Kamikaze –no- kamikoto
c. Kurapika –no-urichimaroko d. Kamikolit –no-komozawa
19. It is referred as personal purity ritual using the fountain of sacred water overflowing from
the shrine.
a. Missagre b. Missogi c. Mizzeluet d. Mitsuri
20.This is the original orthodox form of Shinto, and most of it shrines are members of the
Honcho (the Association of Shinto Shrines).
a. Jinja b. Bunji c. Kunji d. Junji
21. . It is very similar to Shrine of Shinto and its form is only practiced by the Emperor, the
most important of its form are the ritual offerings to Gods.
a. Koshitsu b. Kazakasi c. Kazumaki d. Kazekagi
22. . It is a diverse religion existed 2000 years ago, one of the major religions of the world.
a. Christianity b. Islam c. Hinduism d. Buddhism
23. . He was born, lived, and died a Jew in the first century in Roman occupied Palestine
Nazareth promulgated as God by His followers and apostle.
a. Jesus b. Muhammad c. Vishnu d. Krisnamurtram
24. The governor of Judea who put Jesus on trial for being a revolutionary & a political
threat to Roman and Jewish authorities.
a. Pontious Pilate b. Governor Maccabi c. Harold the 1st d. King Martin
25. In 1054 an event that mark the history which split the western (Roman Catholic
church) and eastern (Orthodox church)
a. Medieval period b. Great Schism d. Dark Ages c. Crusades
26. . He is the supreme spiritual leader and Vatican head of state.
a. King b. Pope c. Rabbi d. Abba
27. It literally means “right teaching or right worship” Derived from two Greek words:
orthos and doxa (teaching or worship.
a. Orthodox b. Liturgicl c. Crusade d. Anglican
II. II. Identification: Write your best answer on the space provided
28. ______________________They recognize the male heirs of the first 4 elected

(according to Muhammad's instruction) caliphs (or spiritual
heads) after Muhammad’s death.
29.______________________ They recognize the decedents of only the 4th caliphs—Ali
(M’s son-in-law & cousin), the only true descendent of
Muhammad
30.______________________ Estimated followers of Islam Worldwide
31. _____________________ He was born in Mecca around the year 570 (A city of
western Saudi Arabia)
32.______________________ He began working as a merchant and was known for his
Trustworthiness
33._____________________ When Muhammad was about 40 years old an angel
appeared to him in the form of a man.
34.______________________ Muhammad's life was cut short by his sudden death on
what particular date at the age of 60.
35.______________________ The sacred book/ scripture of Islam
36._______________________The wife of Mohammad which he conceive 2 sons and 2
daughters
37.________________________ It is as a book is comparable in length to the Gospels.
38._________________________They believe that God had previously revealed
Himself
to the earlier prophets of the Jews and Christians
39._________________________They accept the teachings of both the Jewish Torah
and the Christian Gospels
40._________________________Parts of the Pillar where Islam’s must pray to God
five times a day — at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon,
sunset, and nightfall.
III. Distinguish between the following terms by defining each and specifying a difference by
way of a specific example. (7 pts each)
A. Yen and Yang
B. Karma and Reincarnation
C. Lao Tsu vs Confucius
Prepared by : Alston G. Anabieza

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Noted by : Esterlita M. Dolatre
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a.Earth release b.Water release c. Wind release d. Fire release

2. According to tradition, why did Asoka convert to Buddhism?

4. Buddhists also believe in Nirvana. What is that?

5. One of your friends is a Buddhist. She is likely to believe that _____.

6. Why does a Buddhist monk wear robes?

8. Traditionally, why are robes often of bright orange color?

a. It makes monks easy to be spotted b. It signifies the honour of being a monk

a. On the eighth day of the fourth month in the lunar calendar.

b. Two weeks after Chinese lunar New Year.

c. On the second Sunday of May

d. On the first Saturday of June

a. Theravada b. Mahayana c. . Both d. Neither

b. They were trying to differentiate their religion from Judaism.

d. They saw the Jews as oppressors.

c. It contained the original Ten Commandments written by God himself.

d. It served as a tool in the sacrifice of Abraham's son.

a. arhats b. stupas c. prajnas d. jatakas

a. the Buddha b. the Dharma c. the sangha d. the prajna

a. about forty years b. about ten years c. about sixty years

d. about five years

28. ______________________They recognize the male heirs of the first 4 elected

A. Yen and Yang

B. Karma and Reincarnation

C. Lao Tsu vs Confucius

Prepared by : Alston G. Anabieza

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