Viking Rituals
Jewish Rituals
Catholic Rituals
Hindu Rituals
Buddhist Rituals
100

What are the two ways the vikings were buried?

Cremation and Inhumation.

100

When does a Jewish funeral take place?

Within 24 hours, following the death.

100

What are the three places a soul goes after death?

Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory.

100

Does the Hindu religion believe in an afterlife?

Yes.

100

What colors are appropriate to wear to a Buddhist funeral?

White, or black.

200

How many days would the vikings wait for funeral celebrations, after the day of the death?

Seven days.

200

How is death seen in Judaism?

As a part of the cycle of life.

200

What are the two places a Catholic funeral can be held?

A funeral home, or a Catholic church.

200

What color is not appropriate to wear at a Hindu wake?

Black.

200

Was Buddha cremated or buried?

Buddha was cremated.
300

What is the name of heaven/Afterlife, to the Vikings? 

Valhalla.

300

What does ¨Shiva¨ focus on?

Honoring and commemorating those who are gone.

300

What Catholic Scripture is read during a funeral?

The Bible.

300

What is the Hindu death Ceremony called?

A Wake.

300

How long is the Buddhist mourning process.

90 days.

400

What is a ship burial?

A burial consisting of securing the dead to a ship, setting the ship on fire. Then sending them off to sea.

400

When do the Jewish dead, have to be buried?

Within 24 Hours.

400

What is Purgatory?

The places for souls who have committed forgivable sins during their life times, and may be able to go to heaven.

400

Are Hindu caskets opened or closed at a Wake.

Always open.

400

Where is Buddhas grave?

Ramabhar Stupa, in Kushinagar.
500

What is ¨Helgafjell¨?

A holy mountain, thought of as a rather nice place to live out the afterlife.

500

What is ¨Shiva¨?

The seven day mourning period of the immediate family of the deceased. 

500

What is the ¨final commendation" of a Catholic funeral?

The final farewell to the dead, from those in the community.

500

Where is the ceremony held?

At the home of the deceased.

500

What is Nirvana to the Buddhist religion?

The highest state someone can attain, often thought to be reached in the afterlife.