Question

1. what is the ultimate goal in hinduism, meaning a perfect understanding that reunites the soul with brahman?

a. karma
b. dharma
c. moksha
d. samsara

1. what determines how a person will be reborn in their next life according to hindu belief?

a. their job
b. karma
c. their wealth
d. their family name

1. abraham is considered the father of judaism because he was the first to:

a. defeat the philistines
b. lead the hebrews into egypt
c. believe in one god (monotheism)
d. write the torah

1. what is the covenant between abraham and god?

a. a promise that abraham would become king
b. an agreement that if abraham obeyed god, god would bless and protect him
c. a law code abraham wrote
d. a list of ten ethical rules

1. the torah includes:

a. the first five books of the hebrew bible
b. only the laws of moses
c. the stories of the prophets
d. jewish poetry and songs

1. who built the first temple in jerusalem?

a. david
b. solomon
c. saul
d. moses

Explanation:

• Question 7: Moksha is the ultimate goal in Hinduism representing liberation and reunion with Brahman.
• Question 8: Karma determines rebirth in Hindu belief as it is the law of cause and effect of actions.
• Question 9: Abraham is seen as the father of Judaism for his monotheistic belief (believing in one God).
• Question 10: The covenant between Abraham and God is an agreement where God blesses and protects if Abraham obeys.
• Question 11: The Torah consists of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
• Question 12: Solomon built the First Temple in Jerusalem.

Answer:

1. C. Moksha
2. B. Karma
3. C. Believe in one God (monotheism)
4. B. An agreement that if Abraham obeyed God, God would bless and protect him
5. A. The first five books of the Hebrew Bible
6. B. Solomon