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    NAGUILIAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    NAGUILIAN , LA UNION
    INTRODUCTION TO WORL RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
    SUMMATIVE TEST 1.4
    I. Multiple Choices. Choose the letter that represents your best answer from the
    selection. Write your answer on the line provided before each number. Use a separate
    sheet of paper to answer the activity.
    1. We learn about the life of Jesus mainly from the___________
    A. Gospels
    B. Epistles
    C. Acts of the Apostles
    2. The ___________ are letters of the apostle Paul to the early Christians.
    A. Epistles
    B. Revelation
    C. Acts of the Apostles
    3. The___________ symbolically speaks about the Christian vision of how in the end
    of time the good will eventually prevail over evil or how the Kingdom of God will reign
    in the world.
    A. Epistles
    B. Revelation
    C. Acts of the Apostles
    4. Of the four books of the Gospels, the book of___________ is not part of the Synoptic
    Gospels.
    A. John
    B. Luke
    C. Matthew
    5. The Epistles addressed to individual churches and dealt with ministerial matters
    are called.
    A. Prison Epistles
    B. Catholic Epistles
    C. Pastoral Epistles
    6. The author of the Revelation introduced himself in the said book as
    A. John of Patmos
    B. John the Apostle
    C. John the Baptist
    7. The Christian belief that God has three persons, namely, the Father, Son, and the
    Holy Spirit, is referred to as the___________
    A. Trimurti
    B. Tripikaya
    C. Holy Trinity
    8. The process wherein the physical components of the bread and wine remain
    unchanged but their essences change into the essences of Jesus’s body and blood,
    respectively, is called___________
    A. Consubstantiation
    B. Transignification
    C. Transubstantiation
    9. The ________________is a Christian ritual for moral purification and serves as an
    initiation rite.
    A. Baptism
    B. Confirmation
    C. Lord’s Supper
    10. The___________ recalls the first preaching of the apostles.
    A. Advent
    B. Feast of Ascencion
    C. Feast of Pentecost
    11. The effect of a person's actions in this and in previous lives.
    A. Ahimsa
    B. Dharma
    C. Karma
    D.
    Moksha
    12. Teachers and thinkers who left their homes to think and talk about religious
    ideas.
    A. Brahmans
    B. gurus
    C. Kshatriyas
    D. priests
    13. A religion based on priests and rituals, particularly sacrifices to the gods.
    Called the religion of the Vedic age.
    A. Brahminism
    C. Judaism
    B. Islam
    D. Zoroastrianism
    14. Which word refers to a person's duty based on their age, gender, and caste.
    A. Ahimsa
    B. Dharma
    C. Kharma
    D.
    Moksha
    15. A long story of heroes told in verse.
    A. Epic poem
    B. Scriptures
    C. Tanukh
    D. Vedas
    16. The final goal for Hindus, liberation from reincarnation.
    A. Brahman
    B. Moksha
    C. Reincarnation
    D. Yoga
    17. A person's duty or what is right for him or her.
    A. Ahimsa
    B. Dharma
    C. Kharma
    D.
    Moksha
    18. The last book to be written before the closing of the Vedic and Brahmanical
    Period is the __________.
    A. Atharva Veda
    C Upanishads
    B. Rig Veda
    D. Yajur Veda
    19. “Bhagavad Gita” means _______________________.
    A. Song of Joy
    C. Song of the Enlightened
    One
    B. Song of the Lord
    D. Song of Thanksgiving
    20.The Untouchables or outcaste was renamed Harijans by Mahatma Gandhi in
    protest of the injustice of the caste system. Harijans means __________.
    A. Children of God
    C. Sons of God
    B. The Awakened
    D. The Reincarnated

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