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Peace and Conflict

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word 'peace' mean? (select 2)

a)

Being in harmony with oneself and others

b)

The opposite of war

c)

Being bored

d)

Listening to birds in the garden whilst meditatin

2.

The definition for 'Peacemaking' is

a)

Making things from lots of pieces

b)

Using war as a means of peace

c)

Making peace by preventing or settling disputed

3.

What are the causes of conflict?

a)

Politics and Ideology

b)

Nationalism and ethnicity

c)

Religion

d)

Economics

e)

All of these answers

4.

What are the main causes of war? (Select 3)

a)

Religion

b)

Territory

c)

Resources/Wealth

d)

Trade

5.

A pacifist is someone who

a)

Only fights at the weekends

b)

Thinks that war is right as a last resort

c)

Follows the Just War Theory

d)

Does not believe in war

6.

Nuclear, Chemical and Biological weapons are classed as

a)

Explosive

b)

Status symbols to show power and a global stage

c)

Weapons of Mass Destruction

d)

Useful in computer games to win

7.

Select all causes of war.

a)

Gain freedom

b)

To protect a community

c)

To start injustice

d)

Gain land and resources

8.

What is war?

a)

A violent protest

b)

A large scale conference

c)

A large scale violent conflict

d)

A large scale violent gathering

9.

What does WMD stand for?

a)

Weapons of Multiple Deaths

b)

Weapons of Mass Destruction

c)

Weapons of Mass Deaths

d)

Weapons of Maximum Destruction

10.

Select all weapons of mass destruction.

a)

Chemical Weapons

b)

Handheld Weapons

c)

Biological Weapons

d)

Torturous Weapons

e)

Nuclear Weapons

11.

Select 2 cities in history which have been attacked by nuclear weapons.

a)

London

b)

Hiroshima

c)

Edinburgh

d)

Nagasaki

12.

Fairness and equality are key to peace

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Why is peace important? Tick all that apply

a)

Because the effects of conflict are far reaching

b)

Because conflict shatters lives and stunts development

c)

Because innocent people are being killed by those in power

14.

How many people live in countries affected by violent conflict?

a)

10 million

b)

1 billion

c)

More than 1.5 billion

15.

how many people are currently forcibly displaced worldwide?

a)

59 million

b)

59.5 million

c)

60.1 million

16.

Why does Islam believe about peace? (tick two)

a)

It brings unity and harmony to society

b)

It helps you get closer to Allah

c)

Peace can lead you away from Islam

17.

When Muslims greet each other they say...

a)

Peace be upon you

b)

Peace to Allah

c)

Peace to your family and pets

18.
willingness to not blame a person any more for the wrongs they have done is
a)
blame
b)
retaliation
c)
forgiveness
d)
self-defence
19.
the belief that all violence is wrong
a)
forgiveness
b)
pacifism
c)
terrorism
d)
militarism
20.
Jihad in defence of Islam is 
a)
Lesser Jihad
b)
Greater Jihad
21.
which two Christian theologians developed the just war theory?
a)
Plato and Aristotle
b)
Luther and C S Lewis
c)
Athanasius and Bacon
d)
Augustine and Aquinas
22.

According to Jesus, what should I do for those who persecute me?

a)

Laugh at them

b)

Pray for them

c)

Ignore them

d)

Love them

23.

War is often caused by hatred. Which teaching in Buddhism warns against hatred?

a)

The Three Poisons

b)

The Four Noble Truths

c)

The Five Precepts

d)

The Eightfold Path

24.

Peace is not just the absence of war, it is the establishment of...

a)

leadership

b)

justice

c)

faith

d)

hope

25.

"Let justice roll like a...

a)

stone

b)

river

c)

marble

d)

conker

26.

Which of the 3 poisons do we hold onto if we do not forgive?

a)

ignorance

b)

hatred

c)

greed

d)

pain

27.

What is war?

a)

A violent protest

b)

A large scale conference

c)

A large scale violent conflict

d)

A large scale violent gathering

28.

Who developed the Just War Theory?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Richard Dawkins

c)

William Wilberforce

d)

Thomas Aquinas

29.

Select all examples of a just cause for war.

a)

To defend the innocent

b)

To gain land

c)

To gain resources such as oil

d)

In self-defence

30.

Select all which are conditions of a just war

a)

War must be lawfully declared by a government

b)

Innocent civilians should not be killed

c)

Peace must be restored at the end

d)

There must be a reasonable chance of success

e)

There must be proportionality

31.

What is nuclear deterrence?

a)

A military doctrine that an enemy will be deterred from using nuclear weapons if they could be destroyed as a consequence.

b)

A military doctrine that an enemy will be encouraged to use nuclear weapons to protect their country.

c)

A governmental doctrine that an enemy will be deterred from using nuclear weapons if they are rewarded.

32.

What was the aim of the Non-Proliferation Treaty?

a)

To prevent peaceful nuclear co-operation

b)

To encourage peaceful nuclear co-operation

c)

To prevent the spread of nuclear weapon technology

d)

To encourage the spread of nuclear weapon technology

33.

Which of the following are an economic cost of war?

a)

Increase in jobs

b)

Unemployment

c)

Increase in national debt

d)

Decrease in national debt

34.

Select the 3 types of pacifism.

a)

Absolute

b)

Conditional

c)

Selective

d)

Passive

e)

Active

35.

Which pacifist is against all types of war and violence?

a)

Absolute pacifist

b)

Conditional pacifist

c)

Selective pacifist

36.

Which type of pacifist only opposes wars involving weapons of mass destruction?

a)

Absolute pacifist

b)

Conditional pacifist

c)

Selective pacifist

37.

Does the Church support war?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

It is viewed as a last resort

38.

What is war?

a)

Two people who disagree

b)

A violent protest

c)

A violent gathering

d)

An organised conflict between states

39.

Who developed the Just War Theory?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Richard Dawkins

c)

William Wilberforce

d)

Thomas Aquinas

40.
Which of the following is the way in which a leader decides if a country should go to war?
a)
Just War Theory
b)
Right War Theory
c)
Fair War Theory
d)
Fight War Theory