Year 7 Sikhism

What is the name of the living Guru of Sikhism?

• Guru Nanak

• Guru Gobind Singh

• Guru Ram Das

• Guru Granth Sahib

The name of God in Sikhism is 'Waheguru. What does this mean?

• The teacher

• Wonderful Lord

• The powerful one

• The never-ending

In Sikhism - what is a Gurdwara?

• The temple that Sikhs worship in

• The holy book that Sikhs read

• The teacher that Sikhs follow

• The name of God in Sikhism

In Sikhism - what is the Guru Granth Sahib? [Select all that apply]

• The temple that Sikhs worship in

• The holy book that Sikhs read

• The living guide that Sikhs follow

• The name of God in Sikhism

In Sikhism, what do you not have to do when you enter a gurdwara?

• Wear a head covering, as a sign of respect

• Make the sign of the cross with holy water

• Eat in the langar, so you focus on what is being said in the temple and not on your rumbling tummy

• Take off your shoes, as it is the home of the guru

What does Sewa mean in Sikhism?

• Selfless service

• Free kitchen

• Temple

• Teacher

What does 'Guru' mean in Sikhism?

• Teacher

• Temple

• Holy book

• Selfless service

In Sikhism, what are you given when you leave the Gurdwara's main prayer hall?

• Your own copy of the Guru Granth Sahib to read at home

• A wave goodbye

• A meal from the kitchen

• Kara parshad - a sweet pudding that everyone eats from the same bowl to show equality.

In Sikhism, what would you expect to receive in a langar?

• A present

• A free book

• A free meal

• A prayer

In a Sikh gurdwara, why does the langar serve free food to anyone who asks for it?

• Because Sikhs always have spare food.

• Because Sikhs don't believe in charging people for food.

• Because Sikhs are performing sewa, selfless service.

• Because this will help Sikhs go to heaven.