WorksheetsRELIGION
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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1.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main orientations proposed by Weber
a)
Other people, some of whom may be seen as subhumans, inferiors, slightly different, or equals
b)
World of nature (animals, fish, plants and rivers)
c)
Religion provides social control through the establishment of moral standards of behaviour
d)
The human body is not seen as just another part of nature, but instead as something "special"
2.
What is fundamentalism
a)
the fundamental requirements of religions needed in a functionalist society
b)
a movement designed to revitalize faith by returning to traditional religious practices
c)
a movement by religious fundamentalists who advocate a literal interpretation of the Bible to promote greater social equality
d)
none of the above
3.
In Durkheim's work he asserts that all religions originate in society, which create religion by separating the world into the ___________ and the_________________
a)
religious observers and non-observers
b)
inner-worldly and other-worldly
c)
profane and sacred
d)
fundamentalists and functionalists
4.
According to Sikh tradition, baptized Sikhs should carry five symbolic articles to demonstrate and confirm their faith. These items are...
a)
a Sikh scripture, a sacred scarf, rice, a gold bracelet and ring
b)
a sword, a notebook of prayers,a gold bracelet, a traditional gown and a comb
c)
uncut hair, a comb, a steel bracelet, an undergarment and a ceremonial sword
d)
a gold notebook, uncut hair, a printed traditional scarf, a coin passed down from an elder and a bag of spices
5.
The conflict theory of religion is grounded on three assumptions. Which of the following is NOT an assumption
a)
religion is socially constructed and built upon economic relationships
b)
religion that does not conform to mainstream thoughts are seen as deviant
c)
religion diminishes feelings of frustration resulting from the forces of alienation
d)
religion is used by the social, political, and economic elite to control the workers
6.
Who came up with predestination "the doctrine that God alone chooses (or elects) who is saved
a)
Weber
b)
Marx
c)
Durkheim
d)
Engels
7.
Consuming wine (or grape juice) at a church is an example of
a)
the profane
b)
the sacred
c)
the traditional
d)
none of the above
8.
Rituals help to reinforce group membership in a number ways
a)
ritual as remembering and empowerment
b)
ritual as regulating moral behaviour
c)
ritual as social bonding
d)
all of the above
9.
Who published the Woman's bible to correct biblical interpretations that she believed were biased against women
a)
Gucci Mane
b)
Bell Hooks
c)
Elizabeth Stanton
d)
Isabel Burdett
10.
What are the two virtues of Confucianism
a)
ying and yang
b)
karma and nirvana
c)
jen and li
d)
none of the above
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