Chapter 7 True/False Self-Quiz (Level 2)

. Nanak was born in 1469 C.E. in a small village near Lahore (in present-day Pakistan) to Hindu parents of the ruling class (the kshatriyas).

. Drawing from his revelation experience, Nanak continued proclaiming his own religious ideals, among them belief in the Hindu triad of gods, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

. Every copy of the Adi Granth is identical in both script and page number; there are 1,430 pages in every copy.

. As revealer of the divine self to human beings God is referred to as Guru, for in this manner God delivers humans from darkness to enlightenment.

. When the Golden Temple was being built, Mian Mir, a Muslim Sufi saint, laid the foundation stone.

. Sikhism strictly advocates vegetarianism for all Sikhs.

. All Sikh men are required to wear a turban as part of Sikh religious practice.

. According to Sikh ideals as defined by the Khalsa, a Sikh woman is only to be married to a Sikh, but caste status is not to be taken into consideration.

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