Question

hinduism teaches that the soul is reborn again and again in a cycle known as:- karma- moksha- samsara- dharmaquestion 5 1 ptswhat is moksha in hinduism?- a sacred text- liberation from reincarnation- worship of many gods- the cycle of rebirth

Explanation:

For the first question: In Hinduism, the cycle of repeated soul rebirth is defined as Samsara. Karma refers to action and its consequences, Moksha is liberation from this cycle, and Dharma is moral duty.
For the second question: Moksha is the ultimate goal in Hinduism, representing freedom from the cycle of reincarnation (Samsara). It is not a sacred text, polytheistic worship, or the rebirth cycle itself.

Answer:

1. Samsara
2. Liberation from reincarnation