Question

where do all rivers in south asia originate?
arabian sea
gobi desert
himalayas
bay of bengal
question 9
dharma choose
samsara choose
salvation by belief in god and through an individua
reincarnation/rebirth
code of conduct or duty
karma personal actions and choices
moksha choose

Explanation:

First Question (River Origin in South Asia)

Rivers in South Asia, like the Ganges, Indus, and Brahmaputra, originate from the Himalayas due to glacial melt and mountainous topography. The Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal are bodies of water (rivers empty into them, not originate), and the Gobi Desert is in East Asia, not related to South Asian river origins.

In Hinduism (and related religions), Dharma refers to a code of conduct, duty, or moral law that guides behavior.

Samsara is the cycle of reincarnation/rebirth in Hindu, Buddhist, and other traditions, where souls are reborn into new lives.

Answer:

C. Himalayas

Second Question (Matching Religious Terms)

Dharma: