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Sikhism & Christianity

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of the Ik Onkar?

a)

God watches over us all

b)

There is one and only One God

c)

God is almighty

d)

God is all-knowing

2.

What do the three parts of the Khanda represent?

a)

Double-edged Sword – Power of God

b)

Circle – Eternal love

c)

2 Swords on outside – Sikhs are willing to fight for what’s right

d)

Circle – One eternal God- no beginning and no end

e)

Double-edged Sword – Fighting for victory

3.

What are the names of the most important Guru's in Sikhism (1st and 10th)?

a)

Guru Nanak and Guru Angad

b)

Guru Nanak and Guru Amar Das

c)

Guru Amar Das and Guru Gobind Singh

d)

Guru Nanak and Guru Gobind Singh

4.

What is the Guru Granth Sahib?

a)

The Sikh holy book and final guru

b)

The altar

c)

The Sikh holy book

d)

The diary of Guru Nanak

5.

What are two ways Sikhs show respect to the Guru Granth Sahib?

a)

Parade it through the streets and wave a fan (chauri) over it

b)

Put it to bed at night and bow before it

c)

Bow before it and sing a lullaby

d)

Always keep it covered and never read it

6.

What are the 5K's and their meanings?

a)

Kesh- Uncut Hair- Symbol of dedication to God

Kachera- Shorts- Symbol of modesty and readiness for action

Kirpan- Sword- Symbol of willingness to defend truth and justice

Kara- Bangle- Symbol of God's eternity

Kangha- Comb- Symbol of cleanliness and discipline

b)

Kesh- Uncut Hair- Symbol of laziness

Kachera- Shorts- Symbol of sleeping

Kirpan- Sword- Symbol of death

Kara- Bangle- Symbol of accessories

Kangha- Comb- Hair maintenance

c)

Kesh- Uncut Hair- Symbol of dedication to God

Kachera- Shorts- Symbol of cleanliness and discipline

Kirpan- Sword- Symbol of war

Kara- Bangle- Symbol of God's power

Kangha- Comb- Symbol of modesty and readiness for action

7.

What features can help you identify a Gurdwara from the outside?

a)

Nishan Sahib (Flag)

b)

Symbols- Khanda

c)

Dome on top

d)

Symbols- Ik Onkar and Khanda

e)

Blue door

8.
What´s the name of the holy book
a)
The BIble
b)
Quaran
c)
Guru Granth Sahib
d)
Vedas
9.

What is the translation for "Gurdwara"


a)

"Guru"

b)

"house of the Guru"

c)

"house for family and friends"

d)

"door to the Guru"

10.

The symbol for Sikhism is called the ___.

a)

Kesh

b)

Khalsa

c)

Kangha

d)

Khanda

11.

What is the name of the Sikh bangle that represents good deeds and God's eternity?

a)

Kesh

b)

Kirpan

c)

Kara

d)

Khanda

12.

This is worn as a reminder to defend religious rights of all people.

a)

kara

b)

kirpan

c)

kachera

d)

kangha

13.

What is the name given to the ceremony of initiation into the Sikh religion?

a)

Purit

b)

Durit

c)

Amrit

d)

Gurit

14.

How many Gurus are there?

a)

12

b)

6

c)

10

d)

3

15.

Sikhs worship in their homes and in the (a)   .

16.

Shoes can be worn inside the Gurdwaras?

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What does the word Guru mean?

a)

God

b)

Teacher

18.

The Sikhs share a meal at the end of a service in the Gurdwara. This is called a (a)   .

19.

What must you do before entering the Gurdwara?

a)

Wash your hands

b)

Cover you hair with a head covering

c)

Remove your shoes

d)

All of the above

20.

Sikhs believe there is only (a)   God.

21.

This guru founded Sikhism

a)

Gobind Singh

b)

Nanak Dev Ji

c)

Granth Sahib

d)

Mata Sundri

22.

Language of the Sikhs

a)

Bengali

b)

Farsi

c)

Mandarin

d)

Punjabi

23.

What does "monotheistic" religion mean?

a)

one language

b)

one people

c)

one book

d)

one God

24.

When was Sikhism founded?

a)

12th century

b)

14th century

c)

16th century

d)

18th century

25.

Where was Sikhism founded?

a)

Rajput

b)

Punjab

c)

Rajasthan

d)

Kerala

26.

Who founded Sikhism?

a)

Guru Pradesh

b)

Guru Ninive

c)

Guru Malah

d)

Guru Nanak

27.

What is the name given to the ceremony of initiation into the Sikh religion?

a)

Purit

b)

Durit

c)

Amrit

d)

Gurit

28.

What does "Singh" added to a boy's name mean?

a)

brave

b)

lion

c)

strong

d)

tiger

29.

What does the female surname 'Kaur' mean?

a)

Princess

b)

Flower

c)

Star

d)

Queen

30.
Which is the most sacred Gurdwara
a)
Sikh Temple Fairfield
b)
Fremont Gurdwara
c)
The Golden Temple
d)
Sikh Temple Riverside
31.

What is a chaur?

a)

A special cloth used to cover the Guru Granth Sahib.

b)

A special bowl.

c)

waved over the door in the langar.

d)

A fan waved over the Guru Granth Sahib as a sign of respect.

32.

How many human Gurus were there?

a)

11

b)

10

c)

5

d)

100

33.

What was the main job of the Gurus?

a)

To write the Sikh holy book

b)

To teach others and spread the messages of God

c)

To punish people who didn't agree with them

d)

To make everyone change their religion to Sikhism

34.

The (a)   Mantra is the opening section of the Guru Granth Sahib.

35.

Which of the following is not a type of Seva?

a)

Man

b)

Fran

c)

Dan

d)

Tan

36.

Which of the 5 K's does the Turban help protect?

a)

Kangha

b)

Kesh

c)

Kirpan

d)

Kaccha

37.

Sikh's believe that Waheguru is present in ______________ as the divine spark.

a)

Good People

b)

All Sikhs

c)

God

d)

Everyone

38.

Sikhs believe that all humans should be treated (a)   and fairly?

39.

Seva in Sikhism means ___________________ without personal motive

a)

Selfless Service

b)

Self Serving

40.

Why is it important for Sikhs to treat everyone equally and with respect?

a)

Everyone deserves to be treated with respect

b)

Everyone is Equal

c)

Some people have a part of God within them

d)

Everyone is equal and has a part of God within them.

41.

Worn for modesty and health.

a)

kesh

b)

kara

c)

kachera

d)

khanda

42.

Hair that is kept clean and uncut is called

a)

patka

b)

kachera

c)

kara

d)

kesh

43.

worn to defend religious rights of all faiths

a)

kara

b)

kirpan

c)

kachera

d)

kangha

44.

One of the 10 rules of Sikhs is to wear the

a)

Langar

b)

Punjab

c)

5Ks

d)

patka

45.
The Founder of Christianity was...
a)
Abraham
b)
God
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
a Mesopotamian priest
46.
What is the holy book in Christianity?
a)
Torah
b)
Quran
c)
New Testament
d)
Bible
47.

Which religion worships in a CHURCH?

a)

Sikhism

b)

Judaism

c)

Christianity

d)

Hinduism

48.

This religion believes in a Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit

a)

Hinduism

b)

Christianity

c)

Sikhism

d)

Judaism

49.

What is a disciple?

a)

a follower

b)

a Roman soldier

c)

a Jewish priest

d)

a savior

50.

Jesus told the parable of the Good Samaritan to teach about loving others. A parable is

a)

a story used to teach a lesson

b)

a punishment for someone's beliefs

c)

a riddle that helps people learn

51.

What is a "messiah"?

a)

a person who loves God

b)

a person who has become enlightened

c)

a savior; a deliverer

d)

a person who spreads the word of God

52.

Why was Jesus put to death?

a)

he rebelled against Jewish leaders

b)

he started a revolt against the Romans

c)

he was accused of treason

53.

How was Jesus put to death?

a)

killed in the Colosseum

b)

crucifixion

c)

beheaded

d)

burned alive

54.

What do Jesus's followers believe happened after his death?

a)

He was resurrected three days later.

b)

His body was stolen from the grave.

c)

Most of his followers converted back to Judaism

55.

The four accounts of Jesus's life are called the

a)

Parables

b)

Laws

c)

Revelation

d)

Gospels

56.

The second half of the Bible that contains the Gospels and teaching of Jesus is the

a)

Old Testament

b)

Torah

c)

New Testament

d)

Vedas

57.
According to Christian teaching, what is the Trinity?
a)
The three monotheistic western religions - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
b)
The first three and most holy of the Ten Commandments.
c)
According to Christian teaching, God consists of three beings in one - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - in a union.
d)
The three holiest of prophets - Abraham, Noah, and Moses.
58.

Christians often celebrate their Sabbath by going to church on

a)

Saturday morning

b)

Friday at Sundown

c)

Sunday

d)

Tuesday

59.

The idea that there is One God in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit is known as the

a)

Resurrection

b)

Trinity

c)

Annunciation

d)

Sacrament

60.

The belief that after being killed, Jesus rose from the dead is known as the

a)

Fasting

b)

Emancipation

c)

Annunciation

d)

Resurrection

61.

The holiday during which Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus.

a)

Easter

b)

Christmas

c)

Lent

d)

Reformation

62.

When you donate money or goods to people in need, you are giving to

a)

fasting

b)

kosher

c)

charity

d)

reformation