Question 1

What is the law of meat and milk according to Judaism?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Meat and milk must be eaten at the same time. 
B)  ​Milk may only be eaten after meat. 
C)  ​Milk may only be eaten before meat. 
D)  ​Milk and meat may not be eaten at the same time. 
E)  ​Milk and meat may only be eaten together at holidays. 
A)  Meat and milk must be eaten at the same time. 
B)  ​Milk may only be eaten after meat. 
C)  ​Milk may only be eaten before meat. 
D)  ​Milk and meat may not be eaten at the same time. 
E)  ​Milk and meat may only be eaten together at holidays.

Question 2

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?​

Accepted Answer

A)  eggs​ 
B)  ​chicken 
C)  ​meat 
D)  fat​ 
E)  ​alcohol 
A)  eggs​ 
B)  ​chicken 
C)  ​meat 
D)  fat​ 
E)  ​alcohol

Question 3

Two examples of specific religious guidelines dealing with how to slaughter meat include

Accepted Answer

A)  ​halal and Ramadan. 
B)  ​kashrut (kosher) and halal. 
C)  ​kashrut (kosher) and Hindu. 
D)  ​halal and Hindu. 
E)  ​pollution and purity. 
A)  ​halal and Ramadan. 
B)  ​kashrut (kosher) and halal. 
C)  ​kashrut (kosher) and Hindu. 
D)  ​halal and Hindu. 
E)  ​pollution and purity.

Question 4

Discuss one of the reasons anthropologists have proposed for the prohibition of eating meat.

Accepted Answer

The socioecological theory for why certa

Question 5

One major fasting period in the Roman Catholic religion starts forty days after the celebration of Easter.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Kosher foods are "fit" to be eaten according to the laws of kashrut.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

According to kosher standards, which food(s)is/are not permitted?​

Accepted Answer

A)  mammals with a cloven foot​ 
B)  ​animals slaughtered according to shehitah 
C)  ​blood from any animal 
D)  ​honey because it is from an insect 
E)  ​liver because it contains too much blood 
A)  mammals with a cloven foot​ 
B)  ​animals slaughtered according to shehitah 
C)  ​blood from any animal 
D)  ​honey because it is from an insect 
E)  ​liver because it contains too much blood

Question 8

Judaism is the second largest religious group in the world.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Worldwide, what religion is followed by the most people?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Hinduism​ 
B)  ​Judaism 
C)  ​Islam 
D)  ​Christianity 
E)  ​Zoroastrianism 
A)  Hinduism​ 
B)  ​Judaism 
C)  ​Islam 
D)  ​Christianity 
E)  ​Zoroastrianism

Question 10

The idea that an individual is directly responsible to God in matters of faith and is thus, in effect, a minister, is the hallmark of what religion?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Protestantism​ 
B)  ​Judaism 
C)  ​Islam 
D)  ​Hinduism 
E)  ​Buddhism 
A)  Protestantism​ 
B)  ​Judaism 
C)  ​Islam 
D)  ​Hinduism 
E)  ​Buddhism

Question 11

Matching
-Meat and dairy at the same meal

Accepted Answer

A) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Jews 
B) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Muslims 
C) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Hindus 
D) Not prohibited by any religion 
A) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Jews 
B) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Muslims 
C) Prohibited or strongly discouraged by Hindus 
D) Not prohibited by any religion

Question 12

Haram are foods that​

Accepted Answer

A)  are permitted or lawful. 
B)  ​have been purified. 
C)  ​are unlawful or prohibited. 
D)  ​are eaten at sundown. 
E)  ​are eaten only on feast days. 
A)  are permitted or lawful. 
B)  ​have been purified. 
C)  ​are unlawful or prohibited. 
D)  ​are eaten at sundown. 
E)  ​are eaten only on feast days.

Question 13

Religion-related food habits are the least variable of culturally based food habits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Elaborate on how the foods associated with Rosh Hashanah reflect wishes for the New Year.

Accepted Answer

For Rosh Hashanah, the challah is baked

Question 15

Approximately how many Muslims live in the U.S.?​

Accepted Answer

A)  one million​ 
B)  ​500 thousand 
C)  ​29 million 
D)  ​2.9 million 
E)  ​290 thousand 
A)  one million​ 
B)  ​500 thousand 
C)  ​29 million 
D)  ​2.9 million 
E)  ​290 thousand

Question 16

What is the term for the strictest kosher standards?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Kasher​ 
B)  ​Orthodox 
C)  ​Glatt 
D)  ​Kashrut 
E)  ​Halal 
A)  Kasher​ 
B)  ​Orthodox 
C)  ​Glatt 
D)  ​Kashrut 
E)  ​Halal

Question 17

The three dominant Christian branches are:​

Accepted Answer

A)  Presbyterian, Baptist, and Mormon​ 
B)  ​Roman Catholicism, Zoroastrianism, and Anglican 
C)  ​Roman Catholic, Methodist, and Seventh-Day Adventist 
D)  ​Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and Protestantism 
E)  ​Episcopalian, Roman Catholicism, and Lutheran 
A)  Presbyterian, Baptist, and Mormon​ 
B)  ​Roman Catholicism, Zoroastrianism, and Anglican 
C)  ​Roman Catholic, Methodist, and Seventh-Day Adventist 
D)  ​Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and Protestantism 
E)  ​Episcopalian, Roman Catholicism, and Lutheran

Question 18

Elaborate rules regarding food and drink for followers of Hinduism are meant to lead to​

Accepted Answer

A)  nirvana. 
B)  ​heaven. 
C)  ​purity of mind and spirit. 
D)  ​religious freedom. 
E)  ​purity of body and soul. 
A)  nirvana. 
B)  ​heaven. 
C)  ​purity of mind and spirit. 
D)  ​religious freedom. 
E)  ​purity of body and soul.

Question 19

On fasting days, Muslims are allowed which of the following while the sun is up?​

Accepted Answer

A)  drink​ 
B)  ​coitus 
C)  ​smoking 
D)  ​food 
E)  ​exercise 
A)  drink​ 
B)  ​coitus 
C)  ​smoking 
D)  ​food 
E)  ​exercise

Question 20

Buddhist monks are in retreat during what time of the year?​

Accepted Answer

A)  October through January​ 
B)  ​January through May 
C)  ​May through August 
D)  ​July through October 
E)  ​October through July 
A)  October through January​ 
B)  ​January through May 
C)  ​May through August 
D)  ​July through October 
E)  ​October through July

What is the law of meat and milk according to Judaism?

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?

Two examples of specific religious guidelines dealing with how to slaughter meat include

Discuss one of the reasons anthropologists have proposed for the prohibition of eating meat.

One major fasting period in the Roman Catholic religion starts forty days after the celebration of Easter.

Kosher foods are "fit" to be eaten according to the laws of kashrut.

According to kosher standards, which food(s)is/are not permitted?

Judaism is the second largest religious group in the world.

Worldwide, what religion is followed by the most people?

The idea that an individual is directly responsible to God in matters of faith and is thus, in effect, a minister, is the hallmark of what religion?

Matching -Meat and dairy at the same meal

Haram are foods that

Religion-related food habits are the least variable of culturally based food habits.

Elaborate on how the foods associated with Rosh Hashanah reflect wishes for the New Year.

Approximately how many Muslims live in the U.S.?

What is the term for the strictest kosher standards?

The three dominant Christian branches are:

Elaborate rules regarding food and drink for followers of Hinduism are meant to lead to

On fasting days, Muslims are allowed which of the following while the sun is up?

Buddhist monks are in retreat during what time of the year?

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Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

Intercultural Communication

Native Americans

Northern and Southern Europeans

Central Europeans - People of the Former Soviet Union - and Scandinavians

Africans

Mexicans and Central Americans

Caribbean Islanders and South Americans

East Asians

Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders

People of the Balkans and the Middle East

South Asians

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Exam 4: Food and Religion

What is the law of meat and milk according to Judaism?​

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?​

Two examples of specific religious guidelines dealing with how to slaughter meat include

Discuss one of the reasons anthropologists have proposed for the prohibition of eating meat.

One major fasting period in the Roman Catholic religion starts forty days after the celebration of Easter.

Kosher foods are "fit" to be eaten according to the laws of kashrut.

According to kosher standards, which food(s)is/are not permitted?​

Judaism is the second largest religious group in the world.

Worldwide, what religion is followed by the most people?​

The idea that an individual is directly responsible to God in matters of faith and is thus, in effect, a minister, is the hallmark of what religion?​

Matching -Meat and dairy at the same meal

Haram are foods that​

Religion-related food habits are the least variable of culturally based food habits.

Elaborate on how the foods associated with Rosh Hashanah reflect wishes for the New Year.

Approximately how many Muslims live in the U.S.?​

What is the term for the strictest kosher standards?​

The three dominant Christian branches are:​

Elaborate rules regarding food and drink for followers of Hinduism are meant to lead to​

On fasting days, Muslims are allowed which of the following while the sun is up?​

Buddhist monks are in retreat during what time of the year?​

Food and Culture

Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

Intercultural Communication

Native Americans

Northern and Southern Europeans

Central Europeans - People of the Former Soviet Union - and Scandinavians

Africans

Mexicans and Central Americans

Caribbean Islanders and South Americans

East Asians

Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders

People of the Balkans and the Middle East

South Asians

Regional Americans

Filters

What is the law of meat and milk according to Judaism?

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?

According to kosher standards, which food(s)is/are not permitted?

Worldwide, what religion is followed by the most people?

The idea that an individual is directly responsible to God in matters of faith and is thus, in effect, a minister, is the hallmark of what religion?

Haram are foods that

Approximately how many Muslims live in the U.S.?

What is the term for the strictest kosher standards?

The three dominant Christian branches are:

Elaborate rules regarding food and drink for followers of Hinduism are meant to lead to

On fasting days, Muslims are allowed which of the following while the sun is up?

Buddhist monks are in retreat during what time of the year?