Question

beliefs or ideas | belief system

• vedas make up the central holy text, caste system, reincarnation, karma, moksha | drop here
• tripitaka is holy book, four noble truths, nirvana, reincarnation | drop here
• kami, honor all life and nature, purity of the body and mind | drop here
• society and tradition, everyone has a place in society, values include learning, morality, ritual decorum, and filial piety | drop here

options: shintoism, confucianism, hinduism, buddhism

Explanation:

1. For the first row (Vedas, caste system, reincarnation, karma, moksha): These are core beliefs of Hinduism. Vedas are Hindu holy texts, caste system is a Hindu social structure, and reincarnation, karma, moksha are key Hindu concepts.
2. For the second row (Tripitaka, Four Noble Truths, nirvana, reincarnation): Tripitaka is Buddhist scripture, Four Noble Truths and nirvana are Buddhist teachings, and reincarnation is also a Buddhist concept (in some traditions). So this matches Buddhism.
3. For the third row (Kami, honor all life and nature, purity of body and mind): Kami are divine beings in Shintoism, and the other beliefs align with Shinto principles.
4. For the fourth row (society and tradition, everyone has a place, values like learning, morality, filial piety): These are core Confucian values, emphasizing social order, tradition, and moral values like filial piety.

Answer:

1. First "Drop Here": Hinduism
2. Second "Drop Here": Buddhism
3. Third "Drop Here": Shintoism
4. Fourth "Drop Here": Confucianism