• (A) Sacredness can be connected with locations, routes, and land
• (B) Geography replaces spirituality
• (C) Geography is more important than religion
• (D) Sacred places exist only in villages

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• (A) Commercial importance
• (B) Historical-spiritual associations
• (C) Military role
• (D) Population size

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• (A) Judaism
• (B) Christianity
• (C) Zoroastrianism
• (D) Buddhism

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• (A) They are all mountain shrines
• (B) They are linked to important spiritual figures and events
• (C) They are located in one state
• (D) They are all relics

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• (A) Sacred places can be valued by people beyond a single faith community
• (B) Sacredness belongs to only one religion
• (C) Pilgrimages are unnecessary
• (D) Shrines lose their significance

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• (A) Sacredness is only a religious idea
• (B) Sacredness is only a geographical idea
• (C) Sacredness combines spirituality with places, journeys, traditions, and geography
• (D) Sacredness refers only to ancient monuments

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• (A) Economically valuable only
• (B) Politically significant only
• (C) Sacred
• (D) Scientifically important only

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• (A) It is a major industrial city
• (B) It is associated with the Buddha’s enlightenment
• (C) It is India’s capital
• (D) It contains the largest market

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• (A) Takht
• (B) Pilgrimage
• (C) Shrine
• (D) Route

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• (A) Respecting only a temple building
• (B) Revering a pilgrimage route and the land it covers
• (C) Admiring a monument for its architecture
• (D) Visiting a market during a festival

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