Contemporary World Civilizations Ara 7. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which of the following sacred texts or Vedas, is not belong to Hinduism?
Puranas |
Mahabharata |
Ramayana
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Gupta |
Upanishads |
The Epics of the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, the Puranas, and the Upanishads are the sacred texts or Vedas. Gupta is a political era throughout the Indian history.
2.Soru
Which of the following points may be about both a positive and a negative side of Western Civilization more than the others?
Implementation of the idea of political freedom and democracy.
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Good understanding of physical nature and human culture through knowledge and advanced practices.
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Impressive development of self- perpetuating advanced communication and transportation systems.
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The ability to regulate science and technology. |
Strong recognition of the value of the individual. |
The ability to regulate science and technology, which are not only improving conditions of life but also producing weapons of mass destruction and leading to an economy where robots and automation will make humans useless.
3.Soru
In which language are the ancient sacred Hindu texts written?
Hindi
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Sanskrit
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Kashmiri
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Tamil |
Dravidian |
Sanskrit, the ancient Indo-European language, dominated high culture between approximately 1,000 BCE and 1,000 CE. It is considered to this day a classical tongue along with classical Arabic, Persian, Greek, and Latin and is performed at various ceremonies. It served as a key to learning for much of Indian history, especially among Brahmin and those of other castes who wished to serve in government.
4.Soru
Which of the following terms refers to the meaning of Nirvana that is the primary goal of the Buddhism?
Nothingness
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Caste system
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Significant faith
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Creator Deity |
Preserver |
The Hinduism and Buddhism have the primary goal of release from the cycle of existence, Moksha in Hinduism and Nirvana in Buddhism. The highest level for of the latter is to achieve oneness with the universal spirit and thus be released from the earthly desires of existence.
5.Soru
What is the term used for a current inclination in Japanese youth in which mostly young men lock themselves away in their bedrooms, fearful of society’s expectations?
Hermit
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Katsu
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İkebana
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Hikikikomori |
Torii |
A caste of Japanese youth called hikikomori is profiled; mostly young men who lock themselves away in their bedrooms, fearful of society’s expectations. They have become the lost generation.
6.Soru
What is the meaning of Karma in Hinduism and Buddhism?
fate
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duty
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responsibility
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reliability |
luck |
As will be shown, concepts such as Dharma (duty) and Karma (fate) are common to both faiths. Both of their extra-Indian expansions were in East Asia. Karma is related to fate, so the answer should be A.
7.Soru
Which of the following are correct according to the education system in Japan?
- Kindergarten is compulsory.
- Children start education at the age of 4.
- Education in elementary and secondary school is free.
- All the schools follow the same pattern in Japan.
- There are no janitors in schools
I, II, III |
I, III, V |
II, III, IV |
I, III, IV |
II, IV, V |
Kindergarten is compulsory. At the age of 3, every child in Japan goes to kindergarten; Education in elementary and secondary schools is free. Every school has its unique uniform. There are no janitors in Japanese schools. As a rule, the pupils themselves clean up in small groups.
8.Soru
Which of the following West African civilizations established close trade relations with the Muslim traders and embraced Islam in the beginning of the IX. century?
Nubian Civilization
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Kushite Civilization
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The Songhai Civilization
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Axumite Civilization |
Zimbabwe Civilization |
As early as 800 CE, Islam became the dominant faith in West Africa, as well. Muslim traders and religious ambassadors of the faith charted the trade paths of West Africa, where the Ghanaian, the Mali, and the Songhai empires were mighty powers. They embraced Islam and became suppliers of African goods to North Africa and Europe.
9.Soru
With the Chinese classics, which element, given below, provided a common framework for intellectuals and ruling elites across the whole region in which China is dominant?
Buddhism
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Confucianism
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Manicheism |
Hinduism |
Taoism |
The sphere, including Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, Taiwan and Cambodia, developed when Chinese Buddhism, mixed with Confucianism, spread over East Asia between the 2nd and 5th centuries CE. Shared familiarity with the Chinese classics and Confucian values provided a common framework for intellectuals and ruling elites across the whole region.
10.Soru
Which one of the following countries is not one of the founders of the European Coal and Steel Community?
Denmark |
France |
Italy |
Holland |
Belgium |
Denmark
11.Soru
The Indian social structure is considered rigid because the caste system still exists even if it is outlawed by the Indian Constitution and despite the set-asides for lower-level groups in recent years. What does “caste” mean?
Religious hierarchy
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Socio-political status
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Socio-cultural status
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Ritual and ideological rationale |
Socio-economic status |
Caste means socio-economic status. Varna has a ritual and ideological rationale.
12.Soru
Which of the following incidents lead to the growth of secularism and made it possible to examine religion, society, government and the material world in an innovative way?
Which of the following incidents lead to the growth of secularism and made it possible to examine religion, society, government and the material world in an innovative way?
the Age of Enlightenment |
Pax Romana |
The Battle of Waterloo |
Foundation of Holy Roman Empire |
The Inquisition |
the Age of Enlightenment
13.Soru
In Western culture, what is the term used for ‘uncertainty about today and tomorrow’?
Civilizational clashes |
Virtual civilization
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Liquid times
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Information Wave |
Global civilization |
The term ‘liquid times’ is used for ‘uncertainty about today and tomorrow’
14.Soru
Africa was often referred to as the "Dark Continent", since........... .
the interior of Africa was shrouded behind thick forests and jungles making outside contact with Europe difficult. |
there were many wars and coup d'etats that violated human rights. |
the majority of the inhabitants belonged to the black race. |
Europeans did not know much about Africa until the 19th century. |
colonialism and slavery inflicted gross injustices upon native people. |
the interior of Africa was shrouded behind thick forests and jungles making outside contact with Europe difficult.
15.Soru
What is the name of the anthropologist who argues that African civilization is expressed in its regional settings as an adaptation of Hamitic and Nilotic origins?
Edward Gibbon
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George Murdock
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Basil Davidson
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Merrick Posnansky |
James H. Breasted |
Merrick Posnansky argues that African civilization is expressed in its regional settings as an adaptation of Hamitic and Nilotic origins.
16.Soru
What was the original goal of Buddhism?
To go through the three phases of life
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To reach the commonality of man
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To correct the abuses by the Brahmins
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To reach internal meditation |
To generate an ethical code |
Originally, the goal of Buddhism was to correct the abuses by the Brahmins in Hinduism, but it evolved as a separate faith with 500 million people.
17.Soru
Which one is correct about the Hebrews?
- These individuals understood that community problems were caused by human beings.
- They acquired knowledge of scientific thought, philosophy, and logic.
- They developed an awareness of the “self”, or “I”.
Only I
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Only II |
Only III |
I and II |
I, II and III |
The Greeks understood that community problems were caused by human beings. The Romans acquired knowledge of scientific thought, philosophy, and logic from Greece. And the Hebrews developed an awareness of the “self”, or “I”. The individual became aware of his or her moral independence and personal value.
18.Soru
What was Africa referred to indicate the ignorance of Europeans regarding Africa as its location made it not so easy for outside contact with Europe?
Black Land
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Dark Continent
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Black Continent
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Dark Land |
Lost Land |
The interior of Africa was shrouded behind thick forests and jungles, making it not so easy for outside
19.Soru
Which of the following is not one of prominent monuments built by Buddhists?
Wono Tat Sun Temple
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The Samye Monastry
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Beomeosa Temple
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Angkor Wat |
Borobudur |
Indonesia has the largest Buddhist monument on earth — Borobudur in central Java, built during the rule of Buddhist dynasty between 750 and 800 CE. Other prominent monuments built by Buddhists are the Wono Tat Sun Temple in Hong Kong, the Samye Monastery in Tibet, the Beomeosa temple in Korea, the Snake temple in Malaysia, the Song Lim temple in Singapore, the Wat Xieng Thong monastery in Laos, and the Guanghua temple in China. Among the great variety of Buddhist monuments in Asia are those carved from cliffs and rock walls. The most famous of such cave structures are Ajanta and Ellora in India and Dunhuang and Tun-Huang in China, plus pagodas such as Mahamuni in Myanmar/ Burma, and beautiful assorted temples and monasteries throughout the region. Angkor Wat is considered the site of one of the greatest examples of Hindu architecture in the world.
20.Soru
Which of the following incidents change the semi-colony status of China?
May 4th Movement of 1919. |
Emperor Hongi's (the Ming Dynasty) destruction of the Chinese fleet. |
Long march of 1934. |
Cultural Revolution (1966 to 1976) |
The rise to power of the Eight Elders 1978. |
May 4th Movement of 1919.
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