Question 1

Which of the following words describes the life of modern-day Sikhs in India?

Accepted Answer

A)  safe 
B)  precarious 
C)  powerful 
D)  pacifist 
A)  safe 
B)  precarious 
C)  powerful 
D)  pacifist

Question 2

Which of the following was a transformative moment in Nanak's life?

Accepted Answer

A)  the death of his wife 
B)  the death of one of his sons 
C)  a vision from God he received while meditating in the forest 
D)  the flight of his traveling companion, Mardana, from India 
A)  the death of his wife 
B)  the death of one of his sons 
C)  a vision from God he received while meditating in the forest 
D)  the flight of his traveling companion, Mardana, from India

Question 3

One word that could be used to describe the religious life of a modern Sikh is

Accepted Answer

A)  complicated. 
B)  ritualistic. 
C)  simple. 
D)  devotional. 
A)  complicated. 
B)  ritualistic. 
C)  simple. 
D)  devotional.

Question 4

Nanak took this principle belief from Islam when developing Sikhism.

Accepted Answer

A)  that there is one true God 
B)  the idea of ahimsa, or non-injury 
C)  vegetarianism 
D)  ceremonialism and rituals 
A)  that there is one true God 
B)  the idea of ahimsa, or non-injury 
C)  vegetarianism 
D)  ceremonialism and rituals

Question 5

This Sikh holiday celebrates the day on which Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa.

Accepted Answer

A)  Holi 
B)  Divali 
C)  Vaisakhi 
D)  Langar 
A)  Holi 
B)  Divali 
C)  Vaisakhi 
D)  Langar

Question 6

Discuss the origin of the Khalsa and describe the rules to which they adhered and why.

Accepted Answer

The Khalsa was founded by Guru Gobind Si

Question 7

Who is the reformer best remembered for attempting to bring Hinduism and Islam together?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nanak 
B)  Gandhi 
C)  Kabir 
D)  Mahavira 
A)  Nanak 
B)  Gandhi 
C)  Kabir 
D)  Mahavira

Question 8

One of Nanak's main goals was to

Accepted Answer

A)  resolve differences between Muslims and Hindus. 
B)  convert large numbers of people to Sikhism. 
C)  make Sikhism more like Islam. 
D)  make Sikhism more like Hinduism. 
A)  resolve differences between Muslims and Hindus. 
B)  convert large numbers of people to Sikhism. 
C)  make Sikhism more like Islam. 
D)  make Sikhism more like Hinduism.

Question 9

A central element of the religion of Nanak was his adherence to strict

Accepted Answer

A)  vegetarianism. 
B)  pacifism. 
C)  celibacy. 
D)  devotion to Allah. 
A)  vegetarianism. 
B)  pacifism. 
C)  celibacy. 
D)  devotion to Allah.

Question 10

This group of Sikhs, known as the Khalsa, were

Accepted Answer

A)  warriors. 
B)  environmentalists. 
C)  pacifists. 
D)  priests. 
A)  warriors. 
B)  environmentalists. 
C)  pacifists. 
D)  priests.

Which of the following words describes the life of modern-day Sikhs in India?

Which of the following was a transformative moment in Nanak's life?

One word that could be used to describe the religious life of a modern Sikh is

Nanak took this principle belief from Islam when developing Sikhism.

This Sikh holiday celebrates the day on which Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa.

Discuss the origin of the Khalsa and describe the rules to which they adhered and why.

Who is the reformer best remembered for attempting to bring Hinduism and Islam together?

One of Nanak's main goals was to

A central element of the religion of Nanak was his adherence to strict

This group of Sikhs, known as the Khalsa, were

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Exam 5: Sikhism

Which of the following words describes the life of modern-day Sikhs in India?

Which of the following was a transformative moment in Nanak's life?

One word that could be used to describe the religious life of a modern Sikh is

Nanak took this principle belief from Islam when developing Sikhism.

This Sikh holiday celebrates the day on which Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa.

Discuss the origin of the Khalsa and describe the rules to which they adhered and why.

Who is the reformer best remembered for attempting to bring Hinduism and Islam together?

One of Nanak's main goals was to

A central element of the religion of Nanak was his adherence to strict

This group of Sikhs, known as the Khalsa, were

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Hinduism

Buddhism

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