7th - 9th Grade: Religion Flashcards

1
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This place in the Bible was a beautiful garden and earthly paradise

A

Eden

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2
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This place in the Bible was the Holy City where Solomon built the temple

A

Jerusalem

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3
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This place in the Bible is the location of the last battle between the forces of good and evil

A

Armageddon

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4
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This place in the Bible was the town where Jesus was born

A

Bethlehem

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5
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What Christian celebration is held on January 6th that commemorates the coming of the Magi to Bethlehem?

A

Epiphany

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6
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At the depth of his sorrow, which Biblical Old Testament figure said, “ The Lord hath given and the Lord hath taken away”

A

Job

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7
Q

This religious group was founded by C.T. Russell and then expanded by Judge Rutherford. What is this group, based in Brooklyn, that published the Watchtower magazine?

A

Jehovah’s Withness

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8
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What is the name of the holy book of Islam?

A

Koran (pronounced core-ran)

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9
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In the Old testament book of Genesis, which of Isaac’s sons was the deceiver?

A

Jacob… also known as Israel

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10
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During the celebration of Lent, what is the sixth Sunday, or the Sunday before Easter?

A

Palm Sunday

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11
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What term is French for “Fat Tuesday”, reflecting the practice of the last night of eating rich, fatty foods before the Christian celebration of Lent?

A

Mardi Gras (pronounced Mar-dee Graw)

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12
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What word, beginning with a “M” refers to the worship of one universal God?

A

Monotheism

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13
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What Catholic saint was known as the gentle protector of animals?

A

St. Francis of Assisi (pronounced a-see-see)

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14
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Who was the founder of Methodism?

A

John Wesley

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15
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Who was a German monk who forever changed Christianity when he nailed his ‘95 Theses’ to a church door in 1517, sparking the Protestant Reformation?

A

Martin Luther

also the founder of the Lutheran Church

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16
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Genesis 6:14 says that Noah’s ark was made out of what type of wood?

A

Gopher wood

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17
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What is the name for a Muslim holy war?

A

Jihad (pronounced jih-hod)

18
Q

What man was raised from the dead by Jesus, as recounted in Luke Chapter 16?

A

Lazarus

19
Q

These group of Protestants broke away from the Mennonite church in the 17th century. Name these people who live in farming communities of Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania and live without modern conveniences.

A

Amish

20
Q

What is the Islamic term for the pilgrimage to Mecca?

A

Hajj

rhymes with badge

21
Q

A Hebrew word for teacher, name this word that refers to a Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who studies or teaches Jewish law.

A

Rabbi

22
Q

What man, considered by Biblical scholars as the writer of the Acts of the Apostles, is the patron saint of artist and doctors?

A

Luke

23
Q

Who wrote the the New Testament book of Revelations in the Bible?

A

(the Apostle) John

24
Q

Salome danced for Herod and was promised by Herod to fulfill her request. Whose head did she ask for on a platter?

A

John the Baptist

25
Q

What book in the Old Testament comes after Ruth?

A

1 Samuel

26
Q

Identify the following person in the Bible: a person who betrayed another

A

Judas

27
Q

Identify the following person in the Bible: a person who is considered bad luck

A

Jonah

28
Q

Identify the following person in the Bible: a savior or liberator

A

Messiah

29
Q

What was the name given to pyramid shaped temples in Mesopotamia?

A

Ziggurats

30
Q

During what 30-day period do Muslims fast from sunrise through sunset?

A

Ramadan

31
Q

Name this man, the apostle referred to by Jesus as “the Rock” who is considered by most Catholics as the first pope of the Roman Catholic church

A

Peter

32
Q

Who was the first Christian martyr, a man at whose stoning Saul guarded the cloaks?

A

Stephen

33
Q

According to the Old Testament, what was the name of the desert height on which Moses received the Ten Commandments from God?

A

Mount Sinai

34
Q

What name was given to the series of Christian military expeditions undertaken between the 11th and 14th centuries to recapture the Holy land from Muslims?

A

Crusades

35
Q

What association of Christian businessmen is known for placing Bibles in hotel rooms, hospitals, schools and other locations?

A

Gideons

36
Q

Name the main religion of India which has a strict system of social classes and the belief that the soul can be born again after death into a different body (reincarnation)

A

Hinduism

37
Q

What term refers to a Muslim house of worship?

A

Mosque

38
Q

What collective name is given to Jesus’ statements made during his Sermon on the Mount which begins with “Blessed are the poor in spirit”

A

Beatitudes

39
Q

Who was the brother of Moses?

A

Aaron

40
Q

What is the name of the city located in western Saudi Arabia, that is considered Islam’s holiest city, as it’s the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the faith itself?

A

Mecca