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100

Which religion celebrates Hanukkah? 

Judaism

100

True or false: all 3 religions started in Israel

False, Islam started in Saudi Arabia.

100

In which religion do males wear a Kippah, and what does it signify?

Jewish males wear a head covering called a Kippah, which is a reminded that God is always above them.

100

True or false: all 3 religions are monotheistic

True

200

True or false: Christians and Jews celebrate Easter, but Muslims do not

False, Jews and Muslims do not celebrate Easter, only Christians.

200

What is the main difference between Sunnis and Shi'as?

Sunnis believe that Muhammed did not declare a successor. Shi'as believe that Muhammed designated his cousin as the successor.
200

What is the difference between a hujab and a burqua?

A hijab is a scarf that covers most or all of a woman's hair.

A burqua is the most concealing covering for Muslims, it covers the entire face and body with a mesh screen covering the eyes.

200

What are the branches of Judaism?

Reform, Conservative, Orthodox
300

True or false: Only Jews and Muslims fast

False, Christians often fast during Lent.

300

What are the places of worship called in all 3 religions?

Christianity: Church

Judaism: Synagogue

Islam: Mosque

300

What are the holy books called in all 3 religions?

Christianity: the Bible

Judaism: the Torah

Islam: the Qur'an

300

Which religion(s) promote circumcision?

Judaism and Islam

400

What are the dietary laws for Muslims and Jews called, and how must the animals they eat be killed?

Muslims are only allowed to eat food that is "Halal" and Jews can only eat food that is "Kosher. The animals that they eat must be killed in a humane way.

400

In which religion do the followers believe that they are the "chosen people" and why?

Jews believe that they were singled out and chosen to receive God's and blessings and that they have a responsibility to uphold God's laws.

400

What are the symbols of all 3 religions?

Christianity: the Cross

Judaism: the Star of David

Islam: the Crescent & Star

400

What are the coming of age ceremonies Christianity and Judaism called?

Christianity: Conformation

Judaism: Bar/bat Mitzvah

500

What are the differences in the times of prayer for Muslims and Jews?

Muslims: must pray in the morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night

Jews: must pray in the morning, afternoon, and evening

500

Who is considered the most important prophet in all 3 religions and why?

Moses, because he lead the Israelites out of Egypt, he wrote the Torah and he was given the scriptures in Islam.

500

What does the Star of David symbolize?

The connection between God, Israel and the Torah.

500

What are the names of the prayer leaders in each religion?

Christianity: Priest

Judaism: Rabbi

Islam: Imam