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Grade 11 World Religions Exam Review

June 2024
Key Terms:
( You will need to know the definition as well as the corresponding Religion, meaning and
context of each of these terms.)

● Hinduism ● Polytheism ● Roman Catholic


● Buddhism ● Star of David Symbol ● Eastern Orthodox
● Judaism ● Crescent Moon and ● Protestant
● Allah
● Christianity Star Symbol
● Mohammad
● Islam ● Smiling Buddha ● Fasting
● Sikhism Symbol ● Ramadan
● Puja ● Dharma ● Mandir
● Torah ● Karma ● Old Testament
● Diwali ● Ahimsa ● New Testament
● Moksha ● Sacrament
● The Golden Rule
● Messiah ● Imam
● Atheist ● Worship ● Bodhisattvas
● Agnostic ● Mystery ● Guru
● Mosque ● Cremation ● Avatar
● Synagogue ● Yoga ● Rabbi
● Monotheism ● Meditation ● Pope
● Caliphs ● Shabbat ● Samsara
● Nirvana ● Kaaba

Short Answer Examples:


1. Compare what Christianity, Judaism and Islam believe about Jesus.

2. Explain the difference between Brahman, Brahma and Brahmin in Hindu beliefs.

3. Choose THREE of the following religions (Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism).


Explain THREE unique aspects about their places of worship.

4. Name and explain the 5 Pillars of Faith in Islam.

5. We learned about many milestones throughout the religions. Compare the


FUNERAL/DEATH rituals within Judaism, Hinduism, and Islam.

6. Explain the story of how Siddhartha became the Buddha.

7. Explain in detail the 5 Ks in Sikhism.


8. Explain what it means to “Keep Kosher” in Judaism. Be sure to use examples to
explain.

9. Explain in detail the 4 sights of Buddhism.

10. Choose 2 religious festivals from 2 different faiths. Compare and contrast them.

Long Answer Question Examples:


You must answer these questions using a series of paragraphs.

1. Explain why everyone should Study World Religions in detail. Pay attention to
concepts like tolerance and peace.

Space for Rough Notes

2. Consider the 3 Abrahamic Faiths. Compare and contrast their similarities and
differences. Pay special attention to common ground and origins.

Space for Rough Notes

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