Download Introduction to Christianity, Islam, and Judaism

Introduction to Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
Directions: For each statement below, determine whether the question applies to Christianity, Islam, or
Judaism. Each statement may apply to more that one religion. Write the appropriate letter C (Christianity), I
(Islam), J (Judaism) in the blanks.
____ 1. Their Holy Book is called the Qur’an.
____ 2. Jesus is considered the Son of God.
____ 3. This religion accepts both the Old and New Testaments as Holy Books.
____ 4. Followers participate in a pilgrimage to Mecca.
____ 5. This religion is the oldest of the three religions.
____ 6. Abraham is regarded as the father of their people.
____ 7. This religion believes in one Supreme Being.
____ 8. This religion accepts the Old Testament as its only Holy Book.
____ 9. Abraham and Moses are considered prophets.
____ 10. Jerusalem is considered a holy city.
____ 11. Followers of this religion call themselves Muslims.
____ 12. The Ten Commandments are accepted as guidelines for ethical behavior.
____ 13. Jesus is recognized as an important prophet.
____ 14. Abraham is considered the patriarch of this religion.
____ 15. This religion has a number of denominations or sects.
____ 16. This religion believes in the divine creation of the universe.
____ 17. This religion is the second oldest of the three religions.
____ 18. Their Holy Book includes the story of the birth of Jesus at Bethlehem.
____ 19. Their place of worship is a church.
____ 20. Their place of worship is a mosque.
____ 21. Their place of worship is a synagogue.
____ 22. This religion is the youngest of the three.
____ 23. Muhammad is considered to be the final prophet of this religion
____ 24. This religion is monotheistic.
____ 25. The Holy book of this religion is the Bible.
____ 26. The Holy Book of this religion is the Torah.
____ 27. The Five Pillars are a central part of this religion.
____ 28. The Bar/Bat Mitzvah is the rite of passage celebrated at age 13 in this religion.