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Eduqas Life and Death - Whole Unit

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Someone who believes Bible is literally true is known as:

a)

Dominion

b)

Stewardship

c)

Literalist

d)

Non-literalist

2.

Someone who does not believe the Bible is literally true, but has symbolic meaning:

a)

Dominion

b)

Stewardship

c)

Literalist

d)

Non-Literalist

3.

Literalist Christians believe that:

a)

God created the Earth in 7 days.

b)

God created the Earth in 6 stages.

c)

God created the Earth using the Big Bang.

d)

God created the Earth in 6 days and rested on the 7th.

4.

The theory that animals changed over time to fit their environment is named:

a)

Creation

b)

The Big Bang Theory

c)

Dominion

d)

Evolution

5.

A Christian who believes that God made the world, but that Genesis is not literally true is known as a:

a)

Non-literalist

b)

Literalist

c)

Young Earth Creationist

d)

Atheist

6.
Who wrote the book 'On origin of species' which proposed the theory of evolution after his voyage to the Galapagos islands?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Richard Dawkins
c)
David Hume
d)
Thomas Aquinas
7.

According to the Genesis creation story, on day 6 God made

a)

Land and Sky

b)

Adam and Eve

c)

Sun, Moon and Stars

d)

Birds and Fish

8.
Someone who thinks that the world was created by God in seven actual days, less than 10 000 years ago is known as a
a)
Old Earth Creationist
b)
Young Earth Creationist
c)
Theistic Guided Evolution
d)
Natural Evolution
9.

What did Charles Darwin study which inspired the theory of Evolution?

a)

Finches beaks

b)

Giraffe's necks

c)

Tortoises shells

d)

Bees knees

10.

The belief that humans have a God given responsibility to care for the world is known as:

a)

Dominion

b)

Stewardship

c)

Literalism

d)

Non-literalism

11.

To have power and control over the world is known as:

a)

Dominion

b)

Stewardship

c)

Literalism

d)

Non-literalism

12.

Which of the following is NOT scientific evidence for evolution?

a)

Fossils

b)

DNA

c)

Observing differences between species

d)

The Bible

13.

True or False: People who believe in Evolution are atheists

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is the sanctity of life?

a)

All religions working together to protect the environment

b)

Humans and animals being treated the same, no matter what

c)

The belief that all life is sacred and special

d)

The belief that we should enjoy life because it's a gift

15.

Abortion is...

a)

The removal of a foetus

b)

A termination of pregnancy

c)

The removal of an unborn foetus from the womb

d)

all of the above

16.

What key term means 'Gentle/Easy death'?

a)

Euthanasia

b)

Sedation

c)

Ahimsa

d)

Terminal

17.

When does life begin according to the Roman Catholic Church?

a)

At birth

b)

At conception

c)

At 24 weeks

d)

At 12 weeks

18.

Abortion is legal in Britain before...

a)

12 weeks of pregnancy

b)

24 weeks of pregnancy

c)

40 weeks of pregnancy

d)

30 weeks of pregnancy

19.

Quality of life means what?

a)

How pleasurable life is

b)

How busy life is

c)

How crazy life is

d)

How distracting life is

20.

What do humanists believe?

a)

That God is in human form and created the world

b)

that human beings created the world

c)

That the world created itself. Don't believe in God.

d)

That multiple Gods created the world

21.

What is the name of the place in which terminally ill go to spend last period of life?

a)

Switzerland

b)

Hospice

c)

Hostel

d)

USA

22.

What term is used to describe the view that abortion is always wrong, and that every foetus has the right to life?

a)

Pro-choice

b)

Pro-life

23.

What term is used to describe the belief that every woman should be able to choose what happens to her body?

a)

Pro-life

b)

Pro-choice

24.

Is it true that all Christians are anti-abortion?

a)

Yes

b)

No

25.

Is it true that Anglicans allow abortion if the mother's life is in danger?

a)

Yes

b)

No

26.

What do Humanists believe about abortion?

a)

Abortion is always wrong.

b)

Life begins at conception

c)

Decisions on abortion should be made on a case-by-case basis

d)

Life is sacred and special

27.

What is meant by active, voluntary euthanasia?

a)

Withdrawal of medical treatment that is keeping a person alive.

b)

When someone is helped to die, but cannot ask for help.

c)

When a person asks for help to die and something is done to bring about death.

d)

I don't know

28.

Which of the following is the most typical reason why a person may wish to choose euthanasia?

a)

For no particular reason than they are just bored of living.

b)

They have a very poor quality of life because of illness or injury.

c)

They don't like their neighbours.

d)

I don't know.

29.

What is meant by the Sanctity of Life?

a)

Life is holy precious and given by God and so only God has the right to take life.

b)

Life is only worthwhile if it has a minimum quality.

c)

A person who is sancitmonious.

d)

I don't know.

30.

Why do Christians and Muslims believe in the Sanctity of Life?

a)

Because they think that life should have a minimum quality.

b)

Because the Bhagavad Gita mentions it.

c)

Because the Bible says humans were created by God in His image and the Qur'an says that God created humans from clay.

d)

I don't know.

31.

What is meant by "quality of life"?

a)

I don't know

b)

That life is holy and sacred.

c)

That life is perfect.

d)

That life must have a minimum quality in order for it to be worthwhile.

32.
Euthanasia is legal in the UK
a)
                  True 
b)
                False
33.
Three days after Jesus was crucified, he rose from the dead. This event points to Jesus' identity as the Son of God and Messiah. What is this event called?
a)
Salvation
b)
Crucifixion
c)
Believing
d)
Resurrection
34.
One of Jesus' most important teachings was ___, which means rescue from sin. Those who had this would enter the Kingdom of ___ when they died.
a)
salvation; living
b)
resurrection; heaven
c)
resurrection; living
d)
salvation; heaven
35.
Three days after Jesus was crucified, he rose from the dead. This event points to Jesus' identity as the Son of God and Messiah. What is this event called?
a)
Salvation
b)
Crucifixion
c)
Believing
d)
Resurrection
36.
The Day of Judgement is
a)
The World Cup Final
b)
The day the world will end and all will be judged
c)
The day Jesus was crucified
d)
The day a person dies
37.
The Sheep and the Goats parable most likely suggests
a)
 goats are good people and sheep are bad ones
b)
those who help others will go to heaven
c)
those who only help others to help themselves will go to heaven
d)
heaven is about separating sheep and goats
38.
Christians believe that in life after death
a)
there is reincarnation
b)
 that the soul is released from the body forever
c)
there is only nothingness
d)
the body is resurrected
39.
St Paul writes about death as like
a)
a seed planted in the ground which yields new life
b)
a chrysalis which turns into a butterfly 
c)
an egg which is hatched
d)
a journey
40.
Catholic Christians believe most people go to purgatory at death where...
a)
your body rests
b)
you are purged to prepare you for heaven
c)
you wait for life without God
d)
you are reincarnated
41.
Which most accurately describes Christian belief about how you get to heaven
a)
Through your actions
b)
Through your willpower
c)
Through your beliefs and actions
d)
Through your beliefs and actions and God's gracious mercy
42.
Which most accurately summarises what all Christians believe about the afterlife
a)
All Christian believe exactly the same thing about the afterlife
b)
All Christians believe when you die you go to purgatory
c)
All Christians believe in the resurrection of the body and life everlasting
d)
All Christians believe everyone will go to heaven
43.
Heaven is...
a)
somewhere in the clouds
b)
the place of eternal peace ruled over by God
c)
the place where souls are cleansed
d)
a place of suffering
44.

Why do Protestants believe in a bodily resurrection?

a)

Jesus was resurrected

b)

They don’t

c)

You’re reborn

d)

Body’s don’t decay

45.

Which parable (Bible story) is a metaphor saying God and Jesus will separate us and decide who goes to heaven and hell?

a)

Parable of the Sheep and Goats

b)

Parable of the Good Samaritan

c)

Parable of the soul

46.

What is the soul?

a)

Bottom of the foot

b)

a state in the afterlife

c)

The spiritual part of a person which lives on

d)

Invisible part which dies when the body does

47.

What is dualism?

a)

Belief in two Gods

b)

Belief in more than one God

c)

Belief humans have two separate parts.

d)

Belief in two festivals

48.

What does the key term judgement refer to?

a)

Justice and fairness

b)

God deciding who enters heaven or hell

c)

God deciding what to make first when creating the earth

d)

Christians don’t believe in judgement

49.

What is heaven?

a)

Place or state in the afterlife where one is separated from God.

b)

A place of fire, suffering and torment.

c)

place or state where you are united with God.

d)

Where the devil lives

50.

The teaching from Jesus, “ I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will never die” gives Christians hope about what?

a)

Eternal life

b)

They will go to Hell

c)

No afterlife

d)

Judgement