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World religions: festivals and symbols quiz — Mind & society The “World religions: festivals and symbols” quiz — Mind & society. It has 25 questions in five categories: Festival Calendar, Symbols and Signs, Sacred Spaces, Rituals and Customs, Books and Teachings. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Festival Calendar 100 Nativity scenes recall Jesus's birth during which Christian holiday?
200 Candles in a special nine-branched lamp mark which eight-day Jewish festival?
300 During which Hindu festival…
In the game400 Which Buddhist holiday honours…
In the game500 Sikhs mark the founding…
In the gameSymbols and Signs 100 Two intersecting beams recall Jesus's crucifixion. Which Christian emblem is this?
200 What is the six-pointed Jewish emblem made from two overlapping triangles called?
300 In a yoga class…
In the game400 What is this Buddhist…
In the game500 Which Sikh emblem combines…
In the gameSacred Spaces 100 What do you call a building where Muslims gather for communal prayer?
200 What is a Jewish house of prayer called?
300 Which Sanskrit-derived word…
In the game400 What is this Buddhist…
In the game500 What is the Sikh…
In the gameRituals and Customs 100 What Christian initiation rite uses water to welcome a person into the church?
200 Pilgrims circle the Kaaba in Mecca during which Islamic pilgrimage?
300 On a deli menu…
In the game400 At a Sikh community…
In the game500 What is the Jewish…
In the gameBooks and Teachings 100 Which Christian scripture has an Old Testament and a New Testament?
200 What is the holy book at the centre of Islam?
300 What is the Jewish…
In the game400 Krishna counsels Arjuna in…
In the game500 Which Sikh scripture is…
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