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AQA RE Theme B: Religion & Life

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the following means that human life is precious and sacred?

a)

Quality of life

b)

Meaning of life

c)

Length of life

d)

Sanctity of life

2.

Which one of the following means being gently and painlessly put to death?

a)

Stewardship

b)

Euthanasia

c)

Evolution

d)

Dominion

3.

Which one of the following is a religious theory about how the universe began?

a)

The big cloud

b)

Creation

c)

Collision theory

d)

Atomic theory

4.

Which of the following is the number of days Genesis states it took God to create the universe?

a)

Four

b)

Forty

c)

six

d)

seven

5.

What do Fundamentalist Christians believe about the Origin of the Universe?

a)

The Bible should be read symbolically. It has a true message but doesn't contain facts

b)

The term 'days' represent periods of time not 24 hour days

c)

Science tells us more than the Bible

d)

The Bible is literally true. Creation stories describe exactly how God created the universe.

6.

Why do Christians and Muslims believe that the world is valuable?

a)

God created it

b)

It is a place to worship God

c)

To give people somewhere to live

d)

It is a place of great variety

7.

What does the latin term 'Ex Nihlo' mean?

a)

From nowhere

b)

From the universe

c)

From nothing

d)

From everywhere

8.

What is awe and wonder?

a)

Awe - looking at something cute Wonder - wondering how you can touch the cute thing

b)

Awe - respect for God's power Wonder - wanting to ask questions and find out about the complex nature of the world

c)

Awe - being confused about something Wonder - understanding everything about how something works

d)

Awe - being unimpressed by something Wonder - being bored of something because you are confused

9.

Which of these is not an example of a Non-Renewable resource?

a)

Oil

b)

Coal

c)

Gas

d)

Solar Power

10.

What is the term for cutting down trees and destroying forests?

a)

Deforrestation

b)

Deforestation

c)

Euthanasia

d)

Pesticidation

11.

"Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground" (Genesis 1:28) could be used as evidence to support..

a)

Stewardship

b)

Dominion

c)

Being in charge

d)

Deforestation

12.

Which of these is not a way that a religious person could help the environment?

a)

Praying

b)

Conserving energy

c)

Reusing plastic bags

d)

Having a log burning fire

13.

Which of these is an example of air pollution?

a)

Adding waste to landfills

b)

Dumping factory waste in the sea

c)

Factory fumes in the air

d)

Fishing

14.

"Do not seek from it more than you need" (- Hadith) What does this teaching suggest?

a)

God will allow you to use the earth to live. If you want to be greedy and damage the planet to make profit that is acceptable

b)

People do not share things and this means some people starve

c)

God will allow you to use the earth to live

d)

God will allow you to use the earth to live but you should not be greedy and damage the planet to make profit

15.

The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) suggests what?

a)

If you have one talent you should cherish it

b)

You should not sit and rest with one talent but try to show how much you can do with little

c)

All talents have been given by God - humans cannot create talent

d)

God will judge how responsible humans have been looking after the world

16.

People who do not eat fish or meat are called:

a)

Pescatarians

b)

Vegans

c)

Vegetarians

d)

Vivisection

17.

Which one of the following terms describes a religious duty to look after the world?

a)

Stewardship

b)

Awe & Wonder

c)

Evolution

d)

Deforestation

18.

Which religion says the first precept is to help not harm others?

a)

Christianity

b)

Islam

c)

Buddhism

d)

Sikhism

19.

What does zulm mean?

a)

Wrong against Buddha

b)

Wrong against Waheguru

c)

Wrong against Allah

d)

Wrong against Brahman

20.

What is ensoulment?

a)

When the soul goes to heaven

b)

When the soul becomes part of the growing foetus

c)

When the soul goes to hell

d)

When a foetus becomes a life

21.

What is the hippocratic oath

a)

An oath by doctors to give no deadly medicine

b)

An oath by doctors to do what is right by the patient

c)

An oath by doctors to preserve life at all costs

d)

An oath doctors give to God

22.

In what year did abortion become legal in the Uk

a)

1967

b)

1976

c)

1991

d)

1978

23.

At how many weeks does a foetus become viable?

a)

12

b)

24

c)

23

d)

40

24.

At how many weeks can you receive an abortion up to in the UK?

a)

12

b)

16

c)

23

d)

24

25.

What does Pro-life mean?

a)

You should get to chose what happens to your body

b)

All life is sacred

c)

All life has a right to life

d)

Supports the use of abortion

26.

What does Double Effect mean?

a)

Take two drugs to cause death

b)

Use two forms of contraceptives

c)

That the person is pro-choice

d)

Deal with the pain but a side effect may cause death

27.

Which word means looking after something which isn't yours

a)

Dominion

b)

Sustainable

c)

Stewardship

d)

Conservation

28.

Which Prophet was a good example of not wasting by washing from a container rather than running water?

a)

Muhammad

b)

Jesus

c)

Abraham

d)

Adam

29.

Which is not a reason to use animals for experimentation

a)

Not created in God's image

b)

Adam was told to name them

c)

God breathed life into humans

d)

Everything was created by God

30.

Which religion believes in ahimsa (non-violence), which is why they don't eat meat.

a)

Buddhism

b)

Hinduism

c)

Sikhism

d)

Judaism