You are watching a documentary on how various religions honor their deceased relatives
In this program, the family members are preparing a meal of dishes the deceased person enjoyed in life and the food is served as an offering in a ritual ceremony led by the eldest son. What religion performs this ritual each year?
a. Buddhist
b. Jewish
c. Islamic
d. Hindu
Answer: D
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a. Pneumonia b. Malaria c. Diarrhea d. Measles
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a. Restaurant foods in the United States are higher in fat and calories than meals made at home. b. If internal needs alone controlled eating, fewer people would overeat. c. Dieting speeds up the body's rate of metabolism. d. People are sensitive to dietary content with sweetness, high fat content, and variety tending to encourage overeating.
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a. the dominance of nurture over nature. b. the dominance of nature over nurture. c. the complex interplay of nature and nurture. d. how nature and nurture are moderated by religious belief and religious experience.
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