A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Religion Mixture. Player Snowman asks:

What links the Jewish Hanukkah, the multi-faith Diwali and the French Christian tradition of the Fete des lumieres? They are all held in December They are all festivals of lights Each celebrates deliverance from disease Each celebrates the harvesting of crops

#2. Religion Mixture. Player zorba_scank asks:

In which of the following religions is the ordinary consumption of pork NOT banned? Judaism Jainism Islam Roman Catholicism

#3. Religion Mixture. Player haydenspapa asks:

In the Western Christian tradition, Christmas Day is always celebrated on December 25th, but another major holy day, Easter, occurs on a different date each year in March or April. How is that day determined? the pope selects it second Sunday after last day of winter chosen by lottery in Vatican City first Sunday after the first full moon of spring in the northern hemisphere

#4. Religion Mixture. Player mayneeyak asks:

What age must a Jewish boy be to take part in his own Bar Mitzvah festival? thirteen sixteen ten any age

#5. Religion Mixture. Player pinkbunny98 asks:

In the Protestant Bible, what are the names of the two books that are named after women? Ruth and Esther Sarah and Leah Dorcas and Lydia Rachel and Mary

#6. Religion Mixture. Player Calpurnia09 asks:

The Indian god Hanuman is depicted as which mischievous animal? Vulture Monkey Elephant Jackal

#7. Religion Mixture. Player AcrylicInk asks:

In some places of worship, the congregation sit on a floor. Most churches in Britain, however, have seats. What is the name of a bench in a church building? An altar A pew An egg chair A chesterfield

#8. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

In Europe and North America, with which liturgical season is the candy cane connected? Lent Christmastide Easter All Saints Tide

#9. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Especially appropriate to Ash Wednesday, what is a "memento mori" in a Christian context? a reminder of one's mortality a church turned into a mosque a mosque turned into a church a catechism in simple verse

#10. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

When is the hymn "O Holy Night" most likely to be heard sung in Christian churches? Walpurgisnacht The Great Vigil of Easter Christmas Eve The Eve of All Saints' Day