Year 8 - SIkhism End of Unit

What does the circle in the middle of the Khanda symbol represent?

• The Sikh belief that God is eternal.

• The willingness to fight for what is right.

• The spiritual aspect of Sikhs.

• The unity of Sikhs.

What is the significance of the name 'Singh' for Sikh men?

• It means 'Brotherhood of the pure.'

• It signifies that they are soldiers in the army of God.

• It is a family surname.

• It is a title given to those who have completed the Khalsa ceremony.

What is the main purpose of Seva in Sikhism?

• To gain personal benefits.

• To show off one's talents.

• To help others without expecting anything in return.

• To earn money for the community.

What is the Guru Granth Sahib?

• The first Guru of the Sikhs.

• The holy scripture of Sikhism.

• A place of worship for Sikhs.

• A ceremonial sword used in rituals.

What does the Kesh represent in the 5 Ks of Sikhism?

• The strength required to be a Sikh.

• The willingness to fight for what is right.

• The belief that God is eternal.

• The importance of keeping the body clean and pure.

What is the significance of the Langar in Sikhism?

• It is a place where Sikhs gather to pray.

• It is a communal kitchen where food is served to everyone.

• It is a ceremonial hall for important events.

• It is a place where the Guru Granth Sahib is kept.

What does the Kara symbolize in the 5 Ks of Sikhism?

• The strength required to be a Sikh.

• The unity and eternity of God.

• The willingness to fight for what is right.

• The importance of keeping the body clean and pure.

What is the purpose of the Gurdwara in Sikhism?

• It is a place for Sikhs to gather and pray.

• It is a place where Sikhs can learn about their history.

• It is a place where Sikhs can perform Seva.

• It is a place where the Guru Granth Sahib is kept and read.

What does the term 'Khalsa' mean in Sikhism?

• Brotherhood of the pure.

• Soldiers of God.

• Eternal unity.

• Spiritual leaders.

What is the significance of the Kachera in the 5 Ks of Sikhism?

• It represents the strength required to be a Sikh.

• It symbolizes the unity and eternity of God.

• It reminds Sikhs to be modest in their thoughts and behavior.

• It signifies that Sikhs are soldiers in the army of God.