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Religious Beliefs & Daily Life (RS Term 4 Yr 9)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

For Christians, their way of lives is affected by their

a)

good deeds.

b)

thoughts.

c)

faith.

d)

conscience.

2.

In which part of the Christian bible that contains a lot of laws?

a)

The whole bible.

b)

The Old Testament.

c)

The New Testament.

d)

The Gospels.

3.

Which of the following summarizes the complete teachings of love by Jesus?

a)

Love neighbour as yourself.

b)

Do good to others as you want them to do to you.

c)

Love God as you love neighbour.

d)

Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength... Love your neighbour as yourself.

4.

Jesus stressed that the goal it is seeking matters more than its precise details. What does he refer to the 'goal it is seeking matters more'?

a)

The 'letter' of the law.

b)

The person's motivation.

c)

The 'spirit' of the law.

d)

The moral guidance.

5.

What are the ways that Christians can do to serve God just like Jesus did?

a)

Volunteering with charities or community organizations.

b)

By being indifferent to the suffering of others.

c)

Helping those in need and speaking out against injustice.

d)

By becoming a priest, a monk, a nun & living a simple life with focus on prayer.

e)

Loving and be kind to those in need.

6.

What are the references that Muslims based upon for their behaviours and lives?

a)

The life of Prophet Muhammad.

b)

They decide how and what their lives should be.

c)

The examples of peoples around them.

d)

The Qur'an.

7.

Which of these statements are true? Choose the correct answer.

a)

Allah gave messages to prophets who passed the words on to the angels and delivered the words to the people.

b)

The prophets are the messengers but not Prophet Muhammad.

c)

Muslims believe that they are appointed Khalifah of the earth.

d)

The Qur'an contains the rules for living a moral life.

8.

When do Muslims believe that they will pay for any disobedience to Allah?

a)

Upon death.

b)

On Judgement day.

c)

At end times.

d)

Anytime during their lifetime.

9.

Prophet Muhammad's rituals, habits and customs that are a model for a good Muslim life are known as

a)

The Qur'an.

b)

The Hadith.

c)

The Sunnah.

d)

All of the above.

10.

Which is true of the Prophet Muhammad?

a)

He's Allah last prophet.

b)

Allah revealed the Qur'an to him.

c)

He set examples of a moral, trustworthy person.

d)

He will judge the people on judgement day.

11.

The Jews look to these texts for guidance on how they should live.

a)

The Old Testament.

b)

The Torah.

c)

The New Testament.

d)

The Talmud.

12.

How many mitzvot (commandments) are there for the Jews to obey?

a)

10

b)

248

c)

365

d)

613

13.

The mitzvot cover a variety of topics but do not include one of the following:

a)

family relationships.

b)

what foods may be eaten.

c)

preferential treatment of the affluent.

d)

how business should be conducted.

14.

The mitzvot is divided up in different ways which include the following:

a)

Ritual.

b)

Emotional.

c)

Positive.

d)

Negative.

15.

Which of these statements are accurate about Jews' beliefs?

a)

Jews believe that they must live by all the mitzvot all of the time.

b)

The Reformed Jews stressed that individual's conscience is most important source of moral authority.

c)

The Pesach festival reminds Jews to seek G-d's forgiveness.

d)

The Orthodox Jews believed that the traditional Jewish teaching guides the correct moral judgements.

16.

In Hindu's beliefs, there is a law that states that every action will have a reaction in the future. What is this law called?

a)

Dharma.

b)

Yamas.

c)

Karma.

d)

Niyamas.

17.

There are different types of dharma which include the following:

a)

one which is a general moral code.

b)

one which relates to the duties of the individual.

c)

one that stresses on oneself.

d)

one which is about serving God.

18.

The following statements about yamas are true except:

a)

It's a list of guidelines of what not to do.

b)

It's a lists of ethical rules.

c)

It's a list of what Hindus should do.

d)

It includes giving generously, worshipping God and being self-disciplined.

19.

Buddhists are guided by certain moral and ethical codes but they do not involve God. Is this true or false?

a)

False.

b)

True.

c)

Unsure.

d)

Yes but depends on individual.

20.

In Buddhism, the right speech means that Buddhists should speak in a way that is ...

a)

frank and blunt.

b)

honest.

c)

helpful.

d)

positive.

21.

Which of these statements about Buddhist beliefs are true?

a)

In order to attain enlightenment, they should follow the Noble Eight-fold Path.

b)

There are 3 sections to the Eight-fold Path namely right speech, right action & right livelihood.

c)

They must often worship God.

d)

Right livelihood means doing a job that doesn't cause any harm to humans, animals or the environment.

22.

Which of these are the Buddhist's Noble Eight-fold Path?

a)

Right Understanding.

b)

Right Intention.

c)

Right Emotion.

d)

Right Effort.

23.

Sikhs believe that spending these things are important to serve the community. What are they?

a)

Property.

b)

Money.

c)

Time.

d)

Gifts.

24.

Sewa means self-less service and has different types. What are they?

a)

Tan.

b)

Dan.

c)

Man.

d)

Dhan.

25.

In Sikh beliefs, these statements are true except:

a)

The Guru Granth Sahib teaches that Sikhs should serve others and this is known as sewa which is a form of worship.

b)

When serving others, they can have thoughts of being rewarded for their efforts.

c)

They serve the community with their body, mind and soul.

d)

The 3 types of service are physical, mental and material.