Rabbi Sacks

Which pair does the speaker use to show how different religion and science are?

• Poetry and prose

• Cats and dogs

• Painting and dancing

• Day and night

What does “left‑brain thinking” do, according to the video?

• Joins ideas together to tell a story

• Breaks things down into smaller parts

• Makes music and art

• Builds relationships

What does science do?

• Puts things together to find meaning

• Takes things apart to see how they work

• Creates stories about people

• Brings people into relationships of trust

How does the video describe the functions of science and religion in relation to the human mind's capabilities?

• Science is like right-brain thinking, focusing on relationships, while religion is left-brain, breaking things down.

• Both science and religion are forms of left-brain thinking, analyzing data.

• Science is associated with left-brain thinking (breaking things down), and religion with right-brain thinking (joining things together).

• Neither science nor religion relates to specific brain functions.

Which sentence does Rabbi Sacks use to show that science and religion work together?

• “They both break things down to see how parts fit.”

• “We need them both the way we need the two hemispheres of the brain.”

• “They both measure everything in the same way.”

• “They both ask the same kinds of questions.”

“Science describes. Religion _____.”

• explains

• measures

• analyzes

• inspires

What word best describes what religion focuses on?

• Causes

• Patterns

• Purposes

• Effects

How do science and religion differ in their relationship with time?

• Science looks forward to future effects, while religion looks back at past causes.

• Science looks back from effect to cause, while religion looks forward to purposes.

• Both science and religion primarily focus on understanding past events.

• Neither science nor religion is concerned with the concept of time.

What is the primary reason human life needs religion, according to the video?

• To provide explanations for natural phenomena.

• To give human life meaning and purpose.

• To understand the underlying order of the physical world.

• To conquer ignorance and solitude.

Who is quoted saying, “Science without religion is lame; religion without science is blind”?

• Albert Einstein

• Galileo Galilei

• Rabbi Sacks

• Stephen Hawking