CALUMPIT NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Calumpang, Calumpit, Bulacan

WORLD RELIGION
1. ____________ refers to something done with overanxious or scrupulous attention to detail.
2. Defined as “a belief in the existence of one god viewed as the creative source of the human race and the world who
transcends yet is immanent in the world”
3. Religions that are common among early people recognize many principal gods among whom no one is supreme.
4. There is no real distinction between god and the universe
5. Deny the possibility for man to acquire knowledge of the existence of God.
6. Derived from the Latin word which means to “breathe” literally
7. Religions were developed by the few as a means to control the masses and suppress revolution as a result of the continuing
struggle between classes.
8. Austrian Neurologist and founder of father of psychoanalysis
9. The prophet __________ played a major role in the establishment of the three monotheistic religions.
10. The Christians view Abraham _________ as narrated in the Bible and the ancestor of Jesus Christ
11. In Muslim religion they call their God as ___________
12. In Christianity, the ______ apostles were the primary disciples of Jesus Christ
13. They believe that ____________ is the final prophet or the “seal of the Prophets.”
14. God presented the Ten Commandments to Moses at ___________.
15. Perfectly reflects Indian heterogeneity with its eclectic, diversified, and assorted ways of religious expressions.
16. During the ________ period that Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma became systematized as a religion that preached order and
purpose cosmos and human life.
17. ______________ is one of the world’s oldest, dating back almost 4,000 years ago
18. China adopted _________ (Confucius) ideals and ethics as the nation developed meritocracy as a basis for government.
19. _____________ began as an organized religion with the establishment of the Way of the Celestial Masters
20. Is a loosely organized local belief of Japan
21. In year _________ Israel was established after driving away the Palestinian Arabs who had been living in the area for
centuries.
22. The ____________ the world’s largest peninsula, consists of countries that are predominantly Islamic in character.
23. __________ play significant roles in may religious beliefs as these landforms provide ideal settings where gods live or where
gods and mortals meet.
24. The _________ it narrates Yam Suph being crossed by the Israelites as they escaped from Egyptian lands.
25. The __________ one of the four remaining walls that surrounded the Temple Mount, is the second holiest shrine for the
Jews.
26. The modern day translation of Yam Suph is __________
27. ___________ practically influenced all other countries at its outskirts including Japan and Korea.
28. The main person behind this emerging social philosophy
29. One of the three kingdoms in Korea
30. Gave his first sermon about the principles of Buddhism.
31. ________ is home of three religious, namely, Judaism, Christianity and Islam
32. ____________ plays a major role in the Indian psyche as evidenced by Hindus venerating a god of water and celestial
oceans.
33. Introduce to differentiate the native belief from the new foreign religions.
34. The __________ sect of Buddhism differs from the Theravada school.
35. The __________ is one of the most sacred sites in the world revered by the Jews, Christians and Muslims.

The following question will be answer True or False. If True encircle letter A and if False encircle letter B.

36. The term “Shinto” came from two Indian words.

37. The Hindu god of fire is Agni.
38. Judaism has 48 prophets and seven prophetesses.
39. The concept of filial piety is integral in Islam.
40. The Arabian Peninsula consists of countries that are predominantly Buddhist in character
41. God instructed Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac at Mount Hira.
42. The Analects and Dao De Jing are sacred texts in Chinese religions.
43. The Ganga is the holiest river for the Muslims
44. The Saudi Arabia experienced a bloody civil war from 1975 to 1990 between Christians and Muslims
45. The Hindus believe in the trimurti or the three forms of their god.
46. Bodhisattvas have gained spiritual enlightenment but opted to postpone their entry to nirvana to assist other being their
path to salvation
47. The holy mountains in Japan are Mount Fuji, Mount Tate and Mount Moriah
48. Meritocracy became the basis of government officials during the time of Confucius
49. The Dome of the Rock is located in Mount Ararat.
50. The teachings of Confucius became the state religion during the Han Dynasty.