Religion is: (Multiple Choice)

Religion is:

a. a system of beliefs, practices, and values shared by a group of people.
b. universally-shared wisdom deemed important.
c. absent in some primitive societies.
d. all of the above
e. none of the above

Question 2

Revolutionary, unprecedented, or ground-breaking inventions that are the cornerstones for a wide range of applications are termed

a. basic innovations.
b. improving innovation.
c. science.
d. cultural inventions.

Question 3

During the Middle Ages, it was common to explain danger, misery, and how the world worked through the use of:

a. magic.
b. astrology.
c. scientific research.
d. priests and priestesses.
e. humans sacrifices.

Question 4

Highways and automobiles have created and making it difficult to distinguish between city, suburbs, and nonurban environments

a. urban sprawl
b. planned obsolescence
c. globalization
d. an anomaly

Question 5

Marxists see religion as:

a. a source of salvation.
b. a means of limiting education.
c. only for the ruling class.
d. a tool of the upper classes for dominating the lower classes.
e. the source of communism.

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Religion is: (Multiple Choice)

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