Unit 8: Quiz

  • Due Jul 31, 2016 at 11:59pm
  • Points 45
  • Questions 15
  • Time Limit 30 Minutes

Instructions

Below is a sample of questions that will appear on the quiz. Use them to guide your reading. A subset of these will appear on the quiz. 

Chapter 11

  1. One sign of a religious cult is that the movement
  1. The word pagan comes from pagus, a Latin word that means
  1. The eight significant annual festivals of Wicca are called
  1. A coven is
  1. A form of contemporary paganism that is popular in England is
  1. The Yoruba religion
  1. The gods of the Yoruba-derived religions are often called
  1. Sometimes, when Santería practitioners are in trance,
  1. Literally, Theosophy means
  1. Theosophy shows many similarities to
  1. One of the founders of Theosophy was
  1. Eurhythmy is the name in Theosophy for a spiritually oriented form of
  1. The Church Universal and Triumphant combines elements of Theosophy and
  1. The founder of Scientology was
  1. The Bridge is the name for
  1. In Scientology, the state of full mental liberation is called
  1. Literally, Falun Gong means
  1. What is the name of the founder of Falun Gong?
  1. The major practice of Falun Gong is
  1. In a vision, the founder of Cao Dai saw what?
  1. Cao Dai includes many beliefs that come from
  1. The organizational structure of Cao Dai is influenced strongly by
  1. The majority of the followers of Cao Dai live in
  1. The name Rastafarianism
  1. The most important early figure of Rastafarianism was
  1. Rastafarianism makes frequent use of what book?
  1. A well-known representative of Rastafarianism was
  1. Reggae is
  1. Baha’i emerged from
  1. The word Bab is the title given to the forerunner of the founder of Baha’i. The title means
  1. The founder of Baha’i was
  1. The religion of Baha’i is universalistic and even works for the establishment of
  1. The founder of Baha’i wrote
  1. The Baha’i religious calendar
  1. The Baha’i faith is
  1. In Wicca, the name of the winter solstice festival is
  1. In Wicca, the new-year festival in late October is
  1. The early Druids were written about by the
  1. The Druids apparently worshipped
  1. Literally, “Druid” is thought to mean
  1. The English site used by modern Druids for their summer solstice rituals is this:
  1. In Santería, the goddess of love and marriage is
  1. The founder of Anthroposophy was
  1. The author of Isis Unveiled and The Secret Doctrine was
  1. Cao Dai speaks of how many “alliances”?

 

 Chapter 12

  1. The desire for a separation of church and state came about as the result of
  1. The view of religion as an outdated method for providing solutions to life’s problems was espoused by
  1. Gender-neutral prayers
  1. The Catholic Church has worked to accommodate itself to the modern world, as shown by
  1. The environmentalism movement is least strong in what regard?
  1. A modern artist who has shown great sensitivity in the portrayal of flowers at very close range is
  1. Abraham Maslow was a psychologist interested in spirituality, who talked about
  1. Applied science is
  1. Living and thinking without reference to a religion is called
  1. T. H. Huxley, an English biologist, created what term?
  1. James Morton, Dean Emeritus of the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, has said that religion is an old word for the reality of relationship, and that the new word for that reality is
  1. The artist who created a Japanese garden and spent more than forty years painting pictures of it was
  1. John Muir
  1. It is possible to see in the comic-book figure of Superman an underlying
  1. The person who became famous for photographing Yosemite was
  1. French impressionist music, such as that of Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel, was often inspired by
  1. The first World Parliament of Religions was held in 1893 in
  1. The leader who represented Hinduism at the first World Parliament of Religions was
  1. The founder of which of these Christian denominations was female?
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