Idols Quiz

How are idols made?

• Idols are made by wishing upon a star.

• Idols are made by chanting a special spell.

• Idols are made by magic.

• Idols are made through a process called idol making.

Name one famous idol from history.

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Albert Einstein

• Napoleon Bonaparte

In which culture are idols commonly used?

• Hindu

• Jewish

• Christian

• Buddhist

What is the significance of idols in modern society?

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What is an idol?

• A type of clothing worn by ancient Greeks.

• A representation or symbol of a deity or revered person used for worship or adoration.

• A type of musical instrument.

• A type of currency used in ancient Rome.

What materials are commonly used to make idols?

• clay, wood, metal, stone

• paper

• plastic

• glass

Who is considered the father of modern idols?

• Pablo Picasso

• Auguste Rodin

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Vincent van Gogh

What are some common symbols associated with idols?

• statues

• photographs

• paintings

• drawings

What are some reasons why people create idols?

• People create idols for materialistic reasons, such as gaining wealth or fame.

• People create idols for various reasons such as seeking inspiration, finding comfort, expressing devotion, or seeking guidance.

• People create idols to rebel against societal norms and expectations.

• People create idols as a form of escapism from their own lives.

What are some negative aspects of idol worship?

• Idol worship can promote a sense of false security and reliance on external objects.

• Idol worship can create divisions and conflicts among different religious groups.

• Potential for idolatry, materialism, and distraction from true spiritual connection.

• Idol worship can lead to superstition and irrational beliefs.