Exam 3: Religious Symbols

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Rituals that are performed according to a set temporal cycle are called:

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An example of a membranophone is a:

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Different Yoruba deities,or orisha,can be identified,in part,by the colors used in their representations.

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A totem is symbol that is associated with a particular social group.

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A symbol can be a physical thing,a sound,or a dance step.

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The image of Lord Pakel on the carving in Temple of the Inscriptions is evidence of contact by astronauts from other worlds.

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According to the Murngin of Australian,after death a person's spirit will:

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A shell trumpet and a flute are examples of a(n):

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The cross was an early symbol of Christianity and appears in First Century Christian art.

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The Islamic calendar is:

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Units of time that are not based upon astronomical movements include the:

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The Islamic calendar is a solar calendar.

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The ability to create new symbols is termed:

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The appearance of the swastika in a Navaho weaving tells us that:

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The ancient Maya used several calendar cycles simultaneously.There were two main cycles,one of 365 days and one of 185 days.

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Among the Murngin of Australia,the ancestors and totemic spirits lived in a sacred water hole.

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Differences in numbers of primary color terms in English and in Yoruba suggest that:

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An early Christian symbol that predates the cross is the:

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Calendars are important in many religious for the scheduling of periodic rituals.

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The unit of time we call a week is an arbitrary unit.The number of days that make up a week varies among the world's societies.

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