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Religion & Culture Quiz
Religion & Culture Quiz
17 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice
Religion and culture have been among the most powerful forces shaping human history. The rise and spread of major world religions - Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and I...
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All 17 questions in this Religion & Culture quiz
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Which council spread Buddhism to Sri Lanka?
- A. Second
- B. First
- C. Third
- D. Fourth
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Which ancient religious tradition features the 'Tower of Silence' (Dakhma) for the ritual exposure of the dead to vultures?
- A. Hinduism
- B. Zoroastrianism
- C. Jainism
- D. Buddhism
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Who was the founder of the Persian Empire?
- A. Darius
- B. Cambyses
- C. Cyrus the Great
- D. Xerxes
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Which historical event in the 16th century led to the 'Counter-Reformation' as the Catholic Church sought to reform itself?
- A. The Council of Nicaea
- B. The Council of Trent
- C. The Diet of Worms
- D. The Peace of Westphalia
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Which ancient Mesopotamian god of wisdom and water was believed to have warned the hero of the great flood to build a boat?
- A. Anu
- B. Enlil
- C. Enki (Ea)
- D. Marduk
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Which branch of Islam, primarily found in Oman and North Africa, is considered one of the oldest and most moderate schools of thought?
- A. Sunni
- B. Shia
- C. Ibadi
- D. Sufi
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Which ancient religion of Persia, founded by the prophet Zoroaster, influenced major monotheistic faiths with its concepts of heaven, hell, and free will?
- A. Manichaeism
- B. Mithraism
- C. Zoroastrianism
- D. Gnosticism
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Which philosopher's teachings on 'Virtue Ethics' and the 'Golden Mean' profoundly influenced Western and Islamic thought for centuries?
- A. Socrates
- B. Plato
- C. Aristotle
- D. Epicurus
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Who was the founder of the 'Gestapo'?
- A. Hermann Gring
- B. Joseph Goebbels
- C. Adolf Hitler
- D. Heinrich Himmler
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Which Jain sect is known as 'Sky-clad' because its most ascetic monks do not wear any clothes?
- A. Svetambara
- B. Digambara
- C. Sthanakvasi
- D. Terapanthi
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Which branch of Buddhism, also known as 'Diamond Vehicle,' is characterized by the use of mantras, mudras, and the leadership of the Dalai Lama?
- A. Mahayana
- B. Theravada
- C. Vajrayana
- D. Zen
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The 'Inti Raymi' festival, held every June in Cusco, Peru, is a traditional celebration of which deity?
- A. The Moon Goddess
- B. The Sun God
- C. The Earth Mother
- D. The God of Thunder
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The 'Popol Vuh' is a foundational sacred text that preserves the creation myths and history of which ancient civilization?
- A. Aztec
- B. Inca
- C. Maya
- D. Olmec
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Which central figure of the Baha'i Faith is considered the 'Bb,' the forerunner who heralded the coming of Bah'u'llh?
- A. Abdu'l-Bah
- B. Shoghi Effendi
- C. Siyyid `Al Muammad Shrz
- D. Subh-i-Azal
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Which 20th-century artistic movement, characterized by simple geometric shaepees and industrial materials, was a reaction against Abstract Expressionism?
- A. Pop Art
- B. Minimalism
- C. Surrealism
- D. Dada
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The 'Second Vatican Council' (Vatican II), which modernized many Catholic practices, was initiated by which Poepee?
- A. Pius XII
- B. John XXIII
- C. Paul VI
- D. John Paul II
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Which Buddhist tradition, meaning 'The Way of the Elders,' is the oldest surviving branch of Buddhism and is dominant in Southeast Asia?
- A. Mahayana
- B. Vajrayana
- C. Theravada
- D. Zen