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AQA Religious Studies - Relationships & Families

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a contemporary British attitude to sex?
a)
Adultery is always wrong
b)
Homosexuality is always wrong
c)
Sex under the age of 16 is legal
d)
The only place for sex is in a marriage
2.
What is the age of consent in contemporary British society?
a)
19
b)
21
c)
16
d)
12
3.
What is heterosexuality?
a)
sexually attracted to members of the same sex
b)
sexually attrated to inatimate objects
c)
sexually attracted to people of the opposite gender
d)
sexually attracted to your mum
4.

What does the Torah forbid?

a)

Homosexual relationships

b)

Heterosexual relationships

c)

buying to much toilet roll

5.

Is same sex marriage forbidden in Judaism?

a)

it is widely accepted

b)

it is forbidden.

c)

it is frowned upon

d)

it's bad

6.
What is the Torah's attitude to sex between men?
a)
It is forbidden.
b)
It is ok.
c)
It is sometimes ok.
d)
It is advised for men who are gay.
7.
What is homosexuality?
a)
attraction to same sex
b)
attraction to opposite sex
c)
not attracted to anything
d)
a companionship
8.
What is age of consent in UK?
a)
21
b)
14
c)
16
d)
30
9.

Which quote describes Jewish attitudes to homosexual relationships?

a)

"no man will kiss another man"

b)

"women shall not love women only ever men"

c)

"do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman"

d)

"do not lie with a women if you are the same"

10.
What is the Torah's attitude towards reproducing?
a)
"be fruitful and multiply"
b)
forbidden
c)
sex before marriage
d)
thou shall not spill his seed
11.

What is contraception?

a)

a place in France

b)

the method used to prevent pregnancy

c)

a mitzvah

d)

a law

12.

What is the Jewish belief in terms of homosexuality?

a)

it is punishable

b)

it is considered normal

c)

it is common

d)

only place for sex is within marriage

13.
Why was Eve created?
a)
as a companion for Adam
b)
to bring women into the world
c)
to bring women into the world
14.
Who was the first openly homosexual Rabbi?
a)
the rebbe
b)
rabbi lionel blue
c)
rabbi akiva
15.
What quality does Judaism believe is not important to be applied to all relationships?
a)
Modesty
b)
Faithfulness
c)
Respect for others
d)
Shabbat dinner cooking skills
16.
What is the Jewish attitude to sex outside marriage ?
a)
it is permitted
b)
it is not permitted
c)
it's up to you
d)
why not
17.
What is adultery?
a)
Having sex as an adult
b)
Spending time with someone who’s not a spouse
c)
Having sex with someone who’s not your spouse
d)
having a coffee with a friend
18.
Which of these is a Jewish belief about marriage?
a)
sex before marriage is ok
b)
marriage is a spiritual bond
c)
marriage is a bore
d)
you only need to love each other to get married
19.
What age does the Talmud recommend marriage?
a)
15
b)
23
c)
18
d)
21
20.
Which term describes sex between two unmarried people?
a)
Sex outside of marriage.
b)
Sex before marriage.
c)
Bigamy.
d)
Polygamy.
21.
What is the Jewish belief on sex before marriage?
a)
It is encouraged
b)
It is frowned upon
c)
It is common within Jewish orthodox people
d)
they do not care
22.
What does Judaism think of sex before marriage?
a)
ok
b)
not cool
c)
very good
d)
okay as long as you're both married to other people
23.

What is marriage regarded as in Judaism?

a)

a life long partner

b)

an opportunity to reproduce

c)

a spiritual bond

d)

a cool best friend

24.
What is adultery?
a)
Sex between a married adult and another who isn't their spouse
b)
When an adult divorces their partner
c)
Sex between a married couple
25.
What is the age of consent in the UK?
a)
15
b)
18
c)
16
d)
21
26.
Which isn't a category or type of contraception?
a)
Chemical
b)
Artificial
c)
Natural
d)
Sterilisation
27.

What is an accepted contraception in Judaism?

a)

The pill

b)

Condoms

c)

Rhythm method

d)

Sterilisation

28.
Which is not a form of contraception?
a)
Artifical
b)
Natural
c)
sterilisation
d)
Long term
29.

What form of contraception do Orthodox Jews prefer?

a)

condom

b)

withdrawal

c)

sterilisation

d)

coil

30.
What is the practice of controlling how many children couples have and when they have them?
a)
Nuclear family
b)
Immediate family
c)
Family planning
d)
Contraception
31.
What is family planning?
a)
the methods used when preventing a pregnancy
b)
planning a marriage
c)
practice of controlling how many children couples have and when they have them
d)
same-sex parents
32.
Which of these is not a serious offence?
a)
sexual intercourse with a married woman
b)
same-sex marriage
c)
methods used to prevent pregnancy
33.

Which is a form of contraception?

a)

condom

b)

shema

c)

cling film

d)

get

34.
Do Jews accept the concept of family planning?
a)
no because every opportunity to have a family should be taken
b)
only sometimes if the mum doesnt like kids
c)
yes to allow the best possible social and financial conditions for a kid to be born into
d)
no never jews must have 8 kids
35.
What is Family planning?
a)
When a couple controls how many children they have
b)
When a couple plan their holiday
c)
A spiritual bond
36.
What is the contemporary British attitude to contraception?
a)
accept natural
b)
accept it for family planning
c)
oppose artificial
37.
What is adultery?
a)
sex between 2 adults
b)
sex without consent
c)
sex between a married couple
d)
sex between someone and someone else who is married
38.
Give an example of permanemt contraception
a)
the pill
b)
coil
c)
sterilisation
d)
diaphragm
39.

What is the Jewish attitude towards contraception

a)

it is forbidden

b)

it can be used whenever

c)

it is permitted on certain occasions

d)

its up to you

40.
What the are contemporary Christian beliefs around Marriage?
a)
People will be perfectly fufilled single
b)
People should strive towards marriage
c)
People should only fufil homosexual relationships which can be expected to lead to a marriage
d)
Only men should be able to decide whether to get married or not
41.
Which is a religious view about marriage?
a)
That it is only between a man and woman
b)
Same sex couples are allowed
c)
It is only for having children
d)
It is only for showing love
42.
What is civil partnership?
a)
living together but not married
b)
Legal union of same-sex couples
c)
Having a child together but not married
d)
Legal union of opposite sex couples
43.
What is cohabitation?
a)
building a treehouse
b)
living in a flat
c)
when people in a relationship move in together but are not married
d)
living with pets
44.
When did same-sex marriage become legal in England, Wales and Scotland?
a)
2012
b)
2015
c)
2016
d)
2014
45.

What is a civil partnership?

a)

illegal union of same sex couples

b)

legal union of couples

c)

legal union of same sex couples

d)

pregnancy preventation

46.
What is the purpose of a Jewish marriage?
a)
To provide a secure foundation for raising a family in a stable, loving home.
b)
To get together with a woman.
c)
To follow the Torah's orders.
d)
To feel good about yourself.
47.
What is the term for marriage between the same sex?
a)
cohabitation
b)
same-sex marriage
c)
civil partnership
d)
divorce
48.
What is the marriage contract called?
a)
chuppah
b)
ketubah
c)
mazel tov
d)
falafel
49.

Do Jews approve of cohabitation?

a)

yes always

b)

no never

c)

Reform Jews allow it, however only for long-term committed relationships

d)

only orthodox Jews allow it

50.
What is a marriage?
a)
the legal union of a man and woman
b)
keeping children safe from harm
c)
a group of people related by blood or marriage
51.
What are Jewish attitudes towards homosexuality?
a)
being gay is a sin
b)
it is frowned upon
c)
it is common
d)
sex between men is forbidden
52.

What is required for a Jewish woman to divorce?

a)

A got

b)

A ketubah

c)

A divorce document

d)

A get

53.

Which of these is true?

a)

A divorce has to have good reason in Jewish law.

b)

Getting divorced through British court means you are also divorced in the eyes of the Jewish law

c)

Divorce means that the divorcees are never allowed to speak to each other again

d)

A Kohen cannot marry his ex wife.

54.
What is a get?
a)
a divorce document
b)
a piece of religious clothing
c)
a party
d)
money
55.
What is the most common cause of divorce?
a)
Illness
b)
Adultery
c)
Domestic violence
d)
Addiction
56.
What is reconcilliation?
a)
the legal union of a man and woman
b)
the legal ending of a marriage
c)
the restoring of harmony after a relationship has been broken down
d)
when a person who has been marrid before remarries
57.
Which document is needed for a divorce?
a)
get
b)
ketubah
c)
restraining order
d)
condom
58.
The Torah says a man can only divorce his wife if.....
a)
"he finds something indecent about her"
b)
"he doesnt fancy her anymore"
c)
"he thinks she is inadeqaute"
d)
"he wants to be with someone else"
59.

Which quote best expresses the Jewish view on divorce?

a)

'be fruitful and multiply'

b)

'divorce is liberating'

c)

'even God sheds a tear when a man divorces his wife'

d)

'love thy neighbour as yourself'

60.
What percentage of British Children live in single-parent families?
a)
Around 20%
b)
Around 60%
c)
Around 15%
d)
Around 25%
61.
Which is the definition of a nuclear family?
a)
a couple and their dependent children regarded as a basic social unit
b)
A family that have a conflict
c)
a family including cousins and uncles and aunts
d)
grandparents
62.

What is the practice of having more than one wife?

a)

Nuclear family

b)

Bigamy

c)

Polygamy

d)

extended family

63.
What is a nuclear family?
a)
grandparents, parents and granchildren
b)
a couple and their children
c)
family including cousins
d)
same-sex parents
64.
What is a family?
a)
A group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption
b)
A group of people.
c)
A drug gang.
d)
The level below Diamond 3 on Rocket League.
65.

Which of these is the most common reason for divorce?

a)

polygamy

b)

bigamy

c)

monogamy

d)

adultery

66.

What Jewish book explains that honouring our parents involves providing them with food and drink?

a)

torah

b)

talmud

c)

mishnah

d)

bible

67.
What are contemporary British attitudes towards sex before marriage?
a)
it is punishable
b)
it is considered normal
c)
it is common
d)
the only place for sex is within marriage
68.
What is preserved through there being a Jewish family?
a)
The Jewish culture and identity
b)
The accuracy of the stories not included in the Torah
c)
Just the Jewish identity
d)
Traditional food recipies
69.

What is a religious purpose of families?

a)

education of reading and writing

b)

stability

c)

education in faith

d)

protection

70.
What is procreation?
a)
Producing offspring
b)
Adopting
c)
Planning to produce offspring
d)
Keeping children safe
71.
Which is not a reason to have children in Judaism?
a)
educating children in faith
b)
procreation
c)
carrying on the Jewish religion
d)
if it isn't a safe environment
72.
What is a purpose of a family?
a)
none
b)
to have fun
c)
to pass Judaism down generations
d)
because
73.
What is an example of gender inequality?
a)
big gender pay gap
b)
anti-semitism
c)
islamaphobia
d)
equal pay
74.

What do Jews believe about gender equality?

a)

Men are superior to women

b)

Everyone is created in the image of God

c)

Women will be treated as equals if the man allows it

d)

Treat your neighbour how you want to be treated

75.
What is gender discrimination?
a)
the idea people should be given the same rights no matter their gender
b)
unfairly judging someone before you know them based on their gender
c)
to act against someone because of their gender
d)
having a general idea of how each gender should behave
76.

Which quote best expresses the view of gender equality in Judaism?

a)

'all were created in the image of God'

b)

'be kind'

c)

'love thy neighbour as yourself'

d)

'nation shall not lift sword against nation'

77.
What is the purpose of a Jewish marriage?
a)
To make men miserable
b)
To provide a secure foundation to bring up chidren
c)
For the taxation benefits
d)
Because its fun.
78.
Why was the age of consent put in place and what does it attempt to protect (in contemporary British society)?
a)
It aims to protect anyone under the age of 18 from sexual exploitation and abuse
b)
It aims to protect anyone under the age of 16 from sexual exploitation and abuse
c)
It aims to protect all of the human rights that adults over the age of 16 are entitled to
d)
It protects only against unplanned pregnancies or STD transmission at a young age