Heart
Diffusion
Architecture & Symbols
Food and Traditions
Language and Funeral
Practices
100

Where did Christianity begin?

The Middle East

100

What is the spread of a religion to new places called

Diffusion

100

What symbol is commonly associated with Christianity?

The cross

100

What holiday celebrates Jesus' birth?

Christmas

100

What language do Christians in the United States commonly use during church services?

English 

200

Who is the central figure of Christianity?

Jesus Christ

200

Name one way Christianity spread.

Missionaries or migration

200

Where do Christians usually gather to worship?

A church

200

What holiday celebrates Jesus' resurrection?

Easter

200

What is a common way Christians honor someone who has died?

A funeral service

300

In what city was Jesus crucified?

Jerusalem


300

Which continent has many Christian-majority countries?

Europe

300

What colorful windows can be found in some churches?

Stained-glass windows

300

What ceremony uses water to welcome someone into Christianity?

Baptism

300

Name one language besides English used in Christian worship.

Spanish, French, or another language

400

What holy book do Christians read?

The Bible


400

What do we call people who travel to spread religious beliefs?

Missionaries

400

What is the leader of a church called in many Christian traditions?

A pastor or priest

400

What do Christians often do when they pray?

Talk to God

400

Name one way Christians may honor the dead.

Prayer, burial, or a memorial service

500

What is the name of the town where Jesus was born?


Bethlehem

500

Name one continent where Christianity is widely practiced outside Europe.

North America, South America, Africa, or Oceania

500

Name one way Christianity changes the appearance of a place.

Churches, crosses, or religious statues

500

Name one food people might eat during Christmas celebrations.

Ham, turkey, cookies, or other traditional foods

500

Why might Christian traditions look different in different countries?

Local cultures influence traditions.

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