Question 1

Matching
-Alcohol

Accepted Answer

Alcohol is prohibited or strongly discouraged by Muslims, as per Islamic teachings which consider intoxicants, including alcohol, haram (forbidden).

Question 2

Where did Hinduism originate?​

Accepted Answer

Hinduism originated in India and is considered one of the oldest religions in the world. It developed over thousands of years and has a complex history, but its origins can be traced back to the ancient Indus Valley civilization. Hinduism has influenced the culture, traditions, and beliefs of India and has spread to other parts of the world through migration and globalization.

Question 3

Researchers have offered a variety of reasons for cultural prohibitions from eating certain meats.One explanation from an anthropological point of view for why Hindus may have a prohibition from killing cows would be that the​

Accepted Answer

The anthropological perspective often emphasizes practical and economic reasons behind cultural practices. In the context of Hinduism, while cows are indeed considered sacred (which is a religious or spiritual reason), the anthropological explanation for the prohibition against killing cows often highlights the economic benefits they provide alive, such as milk, dung for fuel and fertilizer, and labor for plowing fields, which outweigh the benefits of consuming their meat.

Question 4

In Buddhism, what is the first of the four noble truths?​

Accepted Answer

The first of the four noble truths is Dukkha, which refers to the reality of suffering or dissatisfaction in life. The other noble truths are the origin of suffering, the cessation of suffering, and the path leading to the cessation of suffering.

Question 5

The halal dietary laws are included in what religious scripture?​​

Accepted Answer

The halal dietary laws are included in the Qur'an, which is the holy book of Islam. These laws specify what foods are allowed and prohibited for Muslims to consume.

Question 6

The fast of Ramadan is broken with what food combination?​

Accepted Answer

The fast of Ramadan is traditionally broken with dates and water, as it is believed that Prophet Muhammad broke his fast in this way. Dates provide a quick source of energy and are easy on the stomach after a day of fasting, while water helps to rehydrate the body. Some people may also include other foods in their meal, but dates and water are considered to be the essential components of the iftar meal.

Question 7

What two religions were developed in India?​

Accepted Answer

Hinduism and Buddhism are the two religions developed in India.

Question 8

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

Accepted Answer

The Vassa retreat, observed by Buddhist monks, typically occurs from July through October, aligning with the rainy season in many parts of Asia where Buddhism is widely practiced.

Question 9

Buddhism is based on what other religion?​

Accepted Answer

Buddhism originated in ancient India and was heavily influenced by the teachings and practices of Hinduism. However, Buddhism also developed its own unique beliefs and practices over time, leading it to become a distinct religion in its own right.

Question 10

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

Accepted Answer

Elaborate rules regarding food and drink are mentioned in Hinduism's sacred texts, the Vedas. These rules are intended to ensure the purity of mind and spirit by avoiding food that agitates the mind or defiles the body. Hinduism believes that the body is the temple of the spirit, and what people nourish the body with affects the mind and spirit. Therefore, following these rules leads to purity of mind and spirit.

Question 11

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?​

Accepted Answer

The answer of What food is the most frequently prohibited...

Question 12

Caste distinctions are part of what religion?​

Accepted Answer

Caste distinctions are an integral part of Hinduism, where people are born into a particular caste based on their family lineage and occupation. This caste system determines their social status and religious practices.

Question 13

Which religious occasion on the Islamic lunar calendar is associated with a month of daytime fasting?​

Accepted Answer

Ramadan is a religious occasion on the Islamic lunar calendar which is associated with a month of daytime fasting. It is considered one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is a time for self-reflection and spiritual growth.

Question 14

Matching
-Beef

Accepted Answer

Hinduism strongly discourages or prohibits the consumption of beef, as cows are considered sacred in Hindu culture.

Question 15

Matching
-Meat and dairy at the same meal

Accepted Answer

Judaism prohibits the mixing of meat and dairy in the same meal, a rule derived from a passage in the Torah that forbids boiling a kid in its mother's milk. This has been interpreted to mean that meat and dairy products should not be cooked or consumed together.

Question 16

Haram are foods that​

Accepted Answer

Haram foods are those that are considered to be unlawful or prohibited in Islamic dietary laws.

Question 17

Matching
-Fruit

Accepted Answer

None of the listed religions prohibit or strongly discourage the consumption of fruit.

Question 18

Hindus are not all vegetarian, but cows are considered sacred and the meat of the cow is considered​

Accepted Answer

The meat of the cow is considered forbidden in Hinduism as cows are revered and considered sacred animals. Eating cow meat is seen as a violation of the principles of ahimsa (non-violence) and compassion towards all living beings. However, not all Hindus are vegetarian as there is a wide range of dietary preferences and restrictions within the religion.

Question 19

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

Accepted Answer

Muslims are allowed to exercise during fasting as it does not break the fast, unlike eating, drinking, smoking, or engaging in sexual activity.

Question 20

Matching
-Shellfish

Accepted Answer

The answer of Matching
-Shellfish
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Quiz 4: Food and Religion

Matching -Alcohol

Where did Hinduism originate?​

Researchers have offered a variety of reasons for cultural prohibitions from eating certain meats.One explanation from an anthropological point of view for why Hindus may have a prohibition from killing cows would be that the​

In Buddhism, what is the first of the four noble truths?​

The halal dietary laws are included in what religious scripture?​​

The fast of Ramadan is broken with what food combination?​

What two religions were developed in India?​

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

Buddhism is based on what other religion?​

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

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?​

Caste distinctions are part of what religion?​

Which religious occasion on the Islamic lunar calendar is associated with a month of daytime fasting?​

Matching -Beef

Matching -Meat and dairy at the same meal

Haram are foods that​

Matching -Fruit

Hindus are not all vegetarian, but cows are considered sacred and the meat of the cow is considered​

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

Matching -Shellfish

Where did Hinduism originate?

Researchers have offered a variety of reasons for cultural prohibitions from eating certain meats.One explanation from an anthropological point of view for why Hindus may have a prohibition from killing cows would be that the

In Buddhism, what is the first of the four noble truths?

The halal dietary laws are included in what religious scripture?

The fast of Ramadan is broken with what food combination?

What two religions were developed in India?

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

Buddhism is based on what other religion?

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

What food is the most frequently prohibited across cultures?

Caste distinctions are part of what religion?

Which religious occasion on the Islamic lunar calendar is associated with a month of daytime fasting?

Haram are foods that

Hindus are not all vegetarian, but cows are considered sacred and the meat of the cow is considered

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