Thursday Chapter 3 Quiz

What will happen if the substitute says the whole class behaved perfectly?

• The class may receive positive reinforcement and recognition.
• You will receive positive points on your grade.

• The class will be punished for misbehavior.
• The class will be given extra homework.

How much trouble will you be in if you mess behave for the substitute?

• You will receive a trip to Campo's office.

• Your parents will be contacted.

• You will have to write definitions.

• Your grade will be negatively impacted.

Who was the major leader of Buddhism?

• Laozi
• Confucius
• Zoroaster
• Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha)

Who was the major leader of Christianity?

• Jesus Christ
• Buddha
• Muhammad
• Moses

Who was the major leader of Islam?

• Umar ibn al-Khattab
• Abu Bakr
• Ali ibn Abi Talib
• Prophet Muhammad

Who was the major leader of Judaism?

• Moses
• David
• Abraham
• Solomon

What are some of the believes of Christianity?

• Belief in multiple gods
• Rejection of the Bible's authority
• Salvation through good works
• Some beliefs of Christianity include the belief in one God, the divinity of Jesus Christ, salvation through faith in Jesus, the importance of love and forgiveness, and the authority of the Bible.

What are some beliefs of Islam?

• Beliefs of Islam include the oneness of God, belief in angels, prophets, holy books, and the Day of Judgment.
• Denial of the Day of Judgment
• Rejection of all holy books
• Belief in multiple gods

What are some examples of customs?

• Examples of customs include shaking hands when greeting, celebrating Thanksgiving, and wearing traditional clothing during festivals.
• Wearing jeans to work
• Eating pizza on Fridays
• Taking a nap after lunch

What do Christianity, Judaism, and Islam share in common?

• They all believe in reincarnation as a core principle.
• They originated from different continents and have no historical connections.
• They are all polytheistic religions with no ethical teachings.
• They are all monotheistic religions that share common roots and ethical teachings.