5 Written Questions

1. Ceremonies, rituals, and rules of proper conduct, in the Confucian tradition
2. Harmony with the way of the kami
3. The religious community in Sikhism
4. The vital energy in the universe and in our bodies according to East Asian esoteric traditions
5. Impurity or misfortune, a quality that Shinto purification practices are designed to remove

5 Matching Questions

1. Medicine Person
2. Misagi
3. Digambara
4. Udasi
5. Orisa

1. a A highly ascetic order of Jain monks who wear no clothes
2. b An ascetic Sikh order
3. c an indigenous healer
4. d The shinto waterfall purification ritual
5. e Yoruba term for a deity

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A solitary ordeal undertaken to seek spiritual guidance about one's mission in life
   1. Vision Quest
   2. Sangat
   3. Amrit
   4. Indigenous
2. The Jain principle of manifold aspects of the truth
   1. Anenkantwad
   2. Kannagara
   3. Sangat
   4. Panth
3. a model of origins of the universe
   1. Misagi
   2. Cosmogony
   3. Shaman
   4. Sangat
4. In Daoism, "not doing" in the sense of taking no action contrary to the natural flow
   1. Ren
   2. Udasi
   3. Li
   4. Wu Wei
5. The first morning prayer of Sikhs, written by Guru Nanak
   1. Kami
   2. Misagi
   3. Yang
   4. Jap Ji

5 True/False Questions

1. Dreaming (Dream Time) → The collected writings of Guru Gobind Singh

   True        False

2. Yi → The vital energy in the universe and in our bodies according to East Asian esoteric traditions

   True        False

3. Guru Granth Sahib → The sacred scripture compiled by the Sikh Gurus

   True        False

4. Tirthankaras → A highly ascetic order of Jain monks who wear no clothes

   True        False

5. Dao (Tao) → The way or path, the Nameless

   True        False