For your task at hand:

 

Your task is actually a game. Sounds fun right?

 

First:

1. Get into two groups of two.

2. Get a piece of paper and write the numbers 1-20 and make room to keep score.

3. Pick who which team goes first. (lets say group "a" will go first )

4. Which ever team will go first will pick a question between 1-20. (Scroll down for questions)

5. Then the opposite team (b) will ask the question corresponding to the number.

6. The first person to look up the answer on team a will get the point.

7. Then team B will pick a number and continue the process.

8. Game continues until someone gets to 10 points.



Rules:
1. You may ONLY use the websites given. All the information is on the given websites.
2.  Answers and links are in the attachments section at the bottom of the page.
Questions:
1. Where was Jainism oriented from?
        A. United States
        B. Australia
        C. India

2. Around what year was Jainism founded?(according to the first link)
        A. 1600 A.D.
        B. 550  B.C.
        C. 800 B.C.
3. Do Jains believe in reincarnation. (According to the second link)Task ‎(Jainism‎)
4. Do Jains believe in God?
5. What is karma?
6. Who was the founder of Jainism?
7. How many Tirthankars are there? (follow link and also 3rd link)
8. Do Jains believe in violence?
9. How many supreme personalities is there? (3rd link under 108 rosary)
10.  What are three of the 8 karmas?
11. Why is there a certain amount of Tirthankars?
12. Why do the Jains need a place of worship?
13.What are the five out of the nine reasons we get dreams according to the Jains?(still third link)
14. How many dreams did Trishala have? (follow link also third)
15. What is Liberation of Soul (Moksha)? (fourth link)
16. According to Jainism is the world eternal?
17. Does Jainism take a position on class division in society? (fifth link)
18.According to the 5th link how many Jains are there today?
19. Does Jainism hold that God is something to strive for?
20. Does Jainism accept that the ultimate reality is (or could be) female? (5th link)