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YR 7 TERM 4 RS QUIZ COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Someone who believes in God is called

a)

an atheist.

b)

a theist.

c)

a humanist.

d)

an agnostic.

2.

Which of the following statement best defined 'religion'?

a)

An organized system of beliefs and practices, often centered on one or more gods.

b)

A system of beliefs about a god or gods.

c)

A worldview of one's belief and faith in supernatural being.

d)

A relationship between god and human being.

3.

The following statements are true about Christianity and Judaism. Choose the correct answers.

a)

Both religions came to birth in the same region of the world.

b)

Jesus is the founder of both religions.

c)

Judaism grew directly from Christianity.

d)

They share a basic concept of God.

4.

In Christianity, Jesus is believed to be the human form of God. What is the term to refer to this belief?

a)

Humanism.

b)

Theism.

c)

Incarnation.

d)

Messiah.

5.

The term that refers to God as the one who knows everything including people's thoughts, secrets and dreams is called

a)

immanent.

b)

omnipresent.

c)

omnipotent.

d)

omniscient.

6.

For Muslims, Islam means

a)

Allah.

b)

surrender.

c)

submission.

d)

God.

7.

When Muslims believe that Allah is outside and beyond both space and time, this means that he is

a)

omnipresent.

b)

immanent.

c)

transcendent.

d)

supreme being.

8.

Which is true statement regarding the Qur'an? Choose the correct answers.

a)

It is the word of Prophet Muhammad.

b)

It was revealed to Prophet Muhammad.

c)

It is the sacred text in which the guidelines of daily living is found.

d)

Muslims are encouraged to learn it by heart.

9.

Which of these are considered as prophets in Islam?

a)

Moses.

b)

Abraham.

c)

Jesus.

d)

Bahau'llah.

10.

In Islam, the 5 pillars are the tenets which every Muslim must observe and do. Which of these pillars refer to the pilgrimage to Makkah at least once in the lifetime?

a)

Shahadah.

b)

Salat.

c)

Zakat.

d)

Hajj.

e)

Sawm.

11.

Hindus believe in one supreme God which is known as

a)

Krishna.

b)

Indra.

c)

Vishnu.

d)

Brahman.

12.

Hindus believe that the spirit or soul goes through repeated cycles of birth and death. They refer to this as

a)

atman.

b)

nirvana.

c)

reincarnation.

d)

karma.

13.

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

a)

Hindus pray to gods and goddesses instead of praying directly to the one supreme god.

b)

A person's actions are considered less important than their beliefs.

c)

Hindus believe that avatars help spread goodness and reduce evil.

d)

They believe that there's a part of Brahman in the spirit or soul of every living thing.

14.

Buddhism is about personal development rather than interacting with a god or gods. What are these developments?

a)

Becoming more moral.

b)

Gaining wisdom.

c)

Searching for more wealth and riches.

d)

Meditation.

15.

Which is true about Buddhists belief of Buddha?

a)

Buddha is the reincarnation of God.

b)

Buddha is an important man.

c)

Buddha is not a god.

d)

Buddha gave teachings that help on the path of enlightenment.

16.

These statements about Buddhist's beliefs are true. Choose the correct answers.

a)

Buddhists do not think gods are important.

b)

Buddhists believe in gods, as spirits which live in a different world to us.

c)

Buddhists respect and worship Buddha.

d)

Buddhists believe in enlightenment.

17.

These names are used to describe God in Sikhism. What are they?

a)

Sat Nam.

b)

Waheguru.

c)

Guru Nanak.

d)

Akal Purakh.

18.

Which is true of Sikhism?

a)

A polytheistic religion.

b)

Believe in many qualities and names of God but only one form.

c)

It is wrong to worship any statues or idols.

d)

Waheguru is the most common name used to refer to God.

19.

What is the 'Mool Mantar'? Choose the correct answer.

a)

It is found at the beginning of each section of Guru Granth Sahib.

b)

It was believed to be spoken by Guru Nanak.

c)

It teaches that there are many gods.

d)

It is a list of the most important qualities of the 'Wonderful Lord'.

20.

These statements are true about Jewish beliefs of God. Choose the correct answers.

a)

There is only one G-d.

b)

G-d is an abstract 'force'.

c)

They believe that creation makes it obvious that G-d does exist.

d)

G-d is all-powerful, all-knowing and present throughout the whole universe.