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Year 7 End of year quiz

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
According to the New Testament, what happened to Jesus three days after his crucifixion by the Romans?
a)
Jesus died and was cremated.  His ashes were spread in a cave. 
b)
Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to his disciples.  This is know as the Resurrection.
c)
Jesus was buried in a local cemetery and he received a never-ending line of visitors.
d)
Jesus was baptized after his death.  Christians believe this is why he is the Savior.
2.
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.
3.
How does Christianity compare to other world religions in terms of the the number of followers?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
4.
What did Jesus teach that God wanted his followers to do?
a)
They are to read our Bible five times each day.
b)
They are to pray five times a day facing Jerusalem.
c)
Since God created and loved all people, they are to love God and one another.
d)
They are to travel to Jerusalem at least once in their lifetime.
5.
Where was the birthplace of Christianity?
a)
Christianity was born in Egypt, right near the ancient pyramids.
b)
Christianity was founded in modern day Saudi Arabia.  Its two holiest cities are Mecca and Medina.
c)
Christianity was born in America.  It was adapted from Native American religions.
d)
A territory at the eatern end of the Mediterranean Sea. Romans called it Judea.  It was once a part of the ancient Kingdom of Israel.
6.
According to the New Testament, what happened to Jesus three days after his crucifixion by the Romans?
a)
Jesus died and was cremated.  His ashes were spread in a cave. 
b)
Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to his disciples.  This is know as the Resurrection.
c)
Jesus was buried in a local cemetery and he received a never-ending line of visitors.
d)
Jesus was baptized after his death.  Christians believe this is why he is the Savior.
7.
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.
8.
According to Christians, what is the purpose of the sacrament of baptism?
a)
To officially make you a member of the Christian church and forgive Original Sin
b)
To cleanse you of dirt
c)
To confess and receive attonement for your misgivings
d)
To intake the body and blood of Christ
9.
How does Christianity compare to other world religions in terms of the the number of followers?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
10.
How did Christianity adapt to local cultures in the Americas?
a)
It didn't.  There was no cultural diffusion.
b)
Christians began worshiping the pagan gods of the Native Americans.
c)
Christian beliefs blended with native traditions, producing a faith that was more meaningful to the local population.
d)
They taught the locals Arabic so they could read the Bible.
11.
What did Jesus teach that God wanted his followers to do?
a)
They are to read our Bible five times each day.
b)
They are to pray five times a day facing Jerusalem.
c)
Since God created and loved all people, they are to love God and one another.
d)
They are to travel to Jerusalem at least once in their lifetime.
12.
What do Christians believe?
a)
Jesus is the son of God
b)
God sent Jesus to save people from their sins by his death on the cross
c)
Like Jesus, people can be resurrected after death and join God in eternal life
d)
All of the other choices
13.
Christianity is an extension of what religion?
a)
Judaism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Shintoism
14.
Christianity and Judaism both believe in one god and are called...
a)
Monotheistic
b)
Polytheistic
c)
Atheistic
d)
Agnostic
15.
Why did Christianity attract so many followers?
a)
It promised that if people accepted Jesus they would become rich.
b)
It gave people the ultimate gift of wisdom.
c)
It gave hope to the poor and powerless
d)
It promised that if people accepted Jesus they would suffer
16.
What is the name of the leader of the Roman Catholic Church?
a)
Patriarch
b)
Emperor
c)
Jesus
d)
Pope
17.
Christianity and Judaism both believe in one god and are called...
a)
Monotheistic
b)
Polytheistic
c)
Atheistic
d)
Agnostic
18.
What is the name of the leader of the Roman Catholic Church?
a)
Patriarch
b)
Emperor
c)
Jesus
d)
Pope
19.

Who was the founder of Christianity?

a)

Abraham

b)

Jesus

c)

Siddhartha Gautama

d)

Muhammad

20.

What is a disciple?

a)

a follower

b)

a Roman soldier

c)

a Jewish priest

d)

a savior

21.

How was Jesus put to death?

a)

killed in the Colosseum

b)

crucifixion

c)

beheaded

d)

burned alive

22.

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

23.

What were arguments between the churches in the east and west?

a)

traditions and music

b)

roles of priests and kings

c)

the New Testament and the Torah

d)

the leader of the church and use of icons

24.

What did Jesus teach?

a)

loving God and loving others

b)

encouraging people to convert to Christianity

c)

convincing authorities not to persecute Christians

d)

eliminating all other religions

25.

The four accounts of Jesus's life are called the

a)

Parables

b)

Laws

c)

Revelation

d)

Gospels

26.

Which emperor made is safe to be a Christian and was the first Christian emperor?

a)

Theodosius

b)

Constantine

c)

Augustus

d)

Nero

27.

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

28.

What´s the name of the Sikh holy book?

a)
The BIble
b)
Quaran
c)
Guru Granth Sahib
d)
Vedas
29.
How many gurus created the faith?
a)
11
b)
7
c)
52
d)
2
30.

Which is the most sacred Gurdwara is in

a)

Punjab, India

b)

Agra, India

c)

Amritsar, India

d)

New Delhi, India

31.

How many times do Sikhs pray a day

a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
32.

This guru founded Sikhism

a)

Gobind Singh

b)

Nanak Dev Ji

c)

Granth Sahib

d)

Mata Sundri

33.

The governing board of Sikhs is called

a)

Khanda

b)

Kachera

c)

Khalsa

d)

Langar

34.

Symbol for Sikhism is

a)

Kesh

b)

Khalsa

c)

Kangha

d)

Khanda

35.

A meal prepared for everyone in the Gurdwara is called

a)

Khanda

b)

Langar

c)

Nanak

d)

Khalsa

36.

What does the word guru mean?

a)

God

b)

Teacher

c)

Preacher

d)

holy

37.

Language of the Sikhs

a)

Bengali

b)

Farsi

c)

Mandarin

d)

Punjabi

38.

· Started the Khalsa, 5Ks and 52 Hukams

a)

Guru Nanak

b)

Guru Gobind Singh

c)

Guru Arjan Dev Ji

d)

Guru Har Rai Ji

39.

What do Sikhs believe about their God?

a)

Almighty, creator, satnam (eternal reality) Waheguru (wonderful Lord)

b)

Almighty, observer, satnam (blessed reality) Waheguru (wonderful Lord)

c)

Transcendent, creator, satnam (eternal reality) Waheguru (overlord)

d)

Transcendent, observer, satnam (eternal reality) Waheguru (wonderful Lord)

40.

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

41.

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

42.

What did Guru Nanak teach about how people should live their lives?

a)

Earn it yourself by any means.

b)

Take whatever you want from other people.

c)

Things must be earned by your own honest, hard work.

d)

Just wait around for good things to happen.

43.

What was Guru Nanak's main teaching about the path to God?

a)

Only the Sikh path leads to God.

b)

There is neither Hindu nor Muslim, all paths lead to God.

c)

There is neither Hindu nor Buddhist, all paths lead to God.

d)

The Hindu and Muslim paths are completely incompatible.

44.

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

45.

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

46.

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

47.

How do the prisoners respond to being chained?

a)

They struggle to break free and scream for help

b)

They sadly and passively accept their fate

c)

They are unaware that their situation is anything but normal

48.

How does the prisoner respond to seeing the world outside the cave for the first time?

a)

He is disoriented and has a hard time believing that it is real

b)

He is overjoyed and exhilarated by the new possibilities

c)

He is disappointed at how dull and repetitive it is

49.

The blind men are from

a)

Israel

b)

India

c)

Indonesia

d)

I don't know

50.

The body is like ...

a)

a wall

b)

a trunk

c)

a tree

d)

a spear

51.

The leg is like...

a)

a spear

b)

a wall

c)

a tree

d)

a tusk

52.

The trunk is like...

a)

a spear

b)

a snake

c)

a fan

d)

an ear

53.

The tusk is like..

a)

a spear

b)

a trunk

c)

a snake

d)

a monkey

54.

The (a)   is like a fan

55.

What is an ultimate question?

a)

A question with no definite answer

b)

A question that is impossible to answer

c)

A question that people like to discuss

d)

A question about important things

56.

Evidence is...

a)

what judges use in court

b)

What we can see or observe using available facts or information

c)

The truth

d)

what we can use to decide if someone is lying or not

57.

Human ideas are...

a)

Something is confirmed by the 5 sense, e.g. we can see and feel a table

b)

Cannot be seen but still change the way we live, e.g. laws and money or maybe God

c)

A big, shared idea that has no beginning or end, e.g. shapes and numbers or maybe God

d)

The spiritual world values certain things highly e.g. kindness (Christianity), unity with God (Hinduism)

58.

Eternal principles are...

a)

Something is confirmed by the 5 sense, e.g. we can see and feel a table

b)

Cannot be seen but still change the way we live, e.g. laws and money or maybe God

c)

A big, shared idea that has no beginning or end, e.g. shapes and numbers or maybe God

d)

The spiritual world values certain things highly e.g. kindness (Christianity), unity with God (Hinduism)

59.

Physical objects are...

a)

Something is confirmed by the 5 sense, e.g. we can see and feel a table

b)

Cannot be seen but still change the way we live, e.g. laws and money or maybe God

c)

A big, shared idea that has no beginning or end, e.g. shapes and numbers or maybe God

d)

The spiritual world values certain things highly e.g. kindness (Christianity), unity with God (Hinduism)

60.

The definition of what is most valuable is...

a)

Something is confirmed by the 5 sense, e.g. we can see and feel a table

b)

Cannot be seen but still change the way we live, e.g. laws and money or maybe God

c)

A big, shared idea that has no beginning or end, e.g. shapes and numbers or maybe God

d)

The spiritual world values certain things highly e.g. kindness (Christianity), unity with God (Hinduism)

61.
What´s the name of the holy book
a)
The BIble
b)
Quaran
c)
Guru Granth Sahib
d)
Vedas
62.
How many gurus created the faith?
a)
11
b)
7
c)
52
d)
2
63.

Which is the most sacred Gurdwara is in

a)

Punjab, India

b)

Agra, India

c)

Amritsar, India

d)

New Delhi, India

64.
How many times do they pray a day
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
65.

covers the kesh

a)

kajeput

b)

khalid

c)

turban

d)

Khalsa

66.

This guru founded Sikhism

a)

Gobind Singh

b)

Nanak Dev Ji

c)

Granth Sahib

d)

Mata Sundri

67.

The governing board of Sikhs is called

a)

Khanda

b)

Kachera

c)

Khalsa

d)

Langar

68.

Symbol for Sikhism is

a)

Kesh

b)

Khalsa

c)

Kangha

d)

Khanda

69.

What does the female surname 'Kaur' mean?

a)

Princess

b)

Flower

c)

Star

d)

Queen

70.

One of the 5Ks

a)

Kangha

b)

Punjab

c)

Khalsa

d)

Khanda

71.

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

a)

Kesh

b)

Kirpan

c)

Kara

d)

Khanda

72.

A meal prepared for everyone in the Gurdwara is called

a)

Khanda

b)

Langar

c)

Nanak

d)

Khalsa

73.

What does the word guru mean?

a)

God

b)

Teacher

c)

Preacher

d)

holy

74.

Worn for modesty and health.

a)

kesh

b)

kara

c)

kachera

d)

khanda

75.

Hair that is kept clean and uncut is called

a)

patka

b)

kachera

c)

kara

d)

kesh

76.

keeps hair high and tight for informal events and sports

a)

kara

b)

patka

c)

turban

d)

dastar

77.

worn to defend religious rights of all faiths

a)

kara

b)

kirpan

c)

kachera

d)

kangha

78.

Language of the Sikhs

a)

Bengali

b)

Farsi

c)

Mandarin

d)

Punjabi