WorksheetsYear 10 revision
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 42mins
The vocab word "prayer" means
the work in which a person is engaged
a revealing or becoming known
things relating to time rather than to eternity
a spoken or unspoken spiritual response to God
Prayers that are set and pre-written.
Informal prayer
Formal prayer
Non-liturgical prayer
The Lord's Prayer
What is a denomination?
A group within Christianity.
A belief held and taught by a particular denomination.
Spreading the Christian message.
Brought back to life after dying.
What is a doctrine?
A group within Christianity.
A belief held and taught by a particular denomination.
Spreading the Christian message.
Brought back to life after dying.
What is evangelism?
A group within Christianity.
A belief held and taught by a particular denomination.
Spreading the Christian message.
Brought back to life after dying.
What does the word resurrected mean?
A group within Christianity.
A belief held and taught by a particular denomination.
Spreading the Christian message.
Brought back to life after dying.
Who were the gentiles?
To show the highest respect or adoration for someone or something.
The 12 followers of Jesus who helped him to spread his message.
A name given to non-Jews in the Bible.
People who spread the Christian message.
Discrimination against a group of people.
Who are the missionaries?
To show the highest respect or adoration for someone or something.
The 12 followers of Jesus who helped him to spread his message.
A name given to non-Jews in the Bible.
People who spread the Christian message.
Discrimination against a group of people.
What is persecution?
To show the highest respect or adoration for someone or something.
The 12 followers of Jesus who helped him to spread his message.
A name given to non-Jews in the Bible.
People who spread the Christian message.
Discrimination against a group of people.
Polytheism means....
belief in many gods
belief in one god
What are the Catacomb?
Tunnels full of tombs underneath Rome.
Christians in the first three centuries.
When someone is killed for their beliefs.
A ritual in which people are immersed in water to symbolise turning away from sin and following God.
What is the Early church?
Tunnels full of tombs underneath Rome.
Christians in the first three centuries.
When someone is killed for their beliefs.
A ritual in which people are immersed in water to symbolise turning away from sin and following God.
What is a martyr?
Tunnels full of tombs underneath Rome.
Christians in the first three centuries.
When someone is killed for their beliefs.
A ritual in which people are immersed in water to symbolise turning away from sin and following God.
What is a Baptism?
Tunnels full of tombs underneath Rome.
Christians in the first three centuries.
When someone is killed for their beliefs.
A ritual in which people are immersed in water to symbolise turning away from sin and following God.
What is a Bishop?
A Christian leader with the authority over the priests and churches in an area.
A statement of belief.
Beliefs that are opposed to those of the church.
Religious texts, such as the Bible.
What is a creed?
A Christian leader with the authority over the priests and churches in an area.
A statement of belief.
Beliefs that are opposed to those of the church.
Religious texts, such as the Bible.
What is heresy?
A Christian leader with the authority over the priests and churches in an area.
A statement of belief.
Beliefs that are opposed to those of the church.
Religious texts, such as the Bible.
What is a scripture?
A Christian leader with the authority over the priests and churches in an area.
A statement of belief.
Beliefs that are opposed to those of the church.
Religious texts, such as the Bible.
What is Monotheism?
The belief in one single, universal God
That God is Supersonic, all powerful and divine
The belief in God as more than one being
What 3 religions are classified as the Abrahamic Faiths?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Sikhism
Judaism
What does omni-benevolent mean?
All good
All powerful
All knowing
Eternal
Does God exist?
Definitely
Probably
Not sure
Probably not
Definitely not
What does God is 'omnipotent' mean?
All knowing
Always present
All powerful
All loving
What does God is 'omniscient' mean?
All knowing
Always present
All powerful
All loving
What does God is 'omnbenevolent' mean?
All knowing
Always present
All powerful
All loving
What does God is 'just' mean?
God does not judge us.
God is fair and will treat us fairly at judgement.
God is always with us.
God will treat Christians more favourably at judgement day.
What does God is 'omnipresent' mean?
All knowing
Always present
All powerful
All loving
What does 'judge' mean when describing the nature of God.
God will judge all humans on their actions in their life.
God has a plan for you and will guide you through life.
God is cruel.
God is all loving.
What does 'eternal' mean when describing the nature of God.
God will judge all humans on their actions in their life.
God has no beginning and no end - God has always been there.
God is always forgiving of our sins.
God is fair.
Denominations means....
nominating someone for an award
different groups within one group.
The largest Christian denomination in the world is...
The Catholic Church
Protestantism
The Queen is the Head of the....
Catholic Church
The Church of England (Protestantism)
All Christians, regardless of denomination follow...
the eightfold path of Buddhism
the teachings of Jesus.
The Holy Book for Christians is...
The Bible.
The Torah.
All Christians, regardless of denomination worship...
The same God.
Many gods.
The person that changed England into a protestant country was...
The Pope.
Henry VIII
What is the first book in the Bible?
Exodus
Genesis
Matthew
Revelation
How many disciples did Jesus choose?
12
13
11
10
Where did Islam originate?
The Arabian Peninsula
The Balkan Peninsula
The Italian Peninsula
Which of the following is the central teaching of Islam?
Allah will grant life in paradise to all who obey him
Allah is the only God and Muhammad is his prophet
On the final day, Allah will judge all people
Muslims must wash before praying to be pure before Allah
What is the holy text of Islam that is written in Arabic?
Qur'an (Koran)
Bible
Torah
Vedas
Select all of the monotheistic religions below.
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
How is the Qur'an similar to the Bible and the Torah?
It describes guidelines for moral behavior of its followers
It states that Islam is the only true monotheistic religion
It prohibits the sale and ownership of slaves in Arabia
It describes the life and achievements of Muhammad
What is the holy month of Islam called?
Qur'an
Ramadan
Hajj
Zakat
How is the Qur'an similar to the Bible and the Torah?
It describes guidelines for moral behavior of its followers
It states that Islam is the only true monotheistic religion
It prohibits the sale and ownership of slaves in Arabia
It describes the life and achievements of Muhammad
True or False? Muslims do not believe Jesus was a prophet.
True
False
What did the angel Jib'ril say to Muhammad?
Recite
Recall
Remember
Remove
Define this Muslim belief: Oneness of God
There is only one God who created everything
God only lived once
There is one powerful God & many weaker gods
Who was the Angel who spoke to Muhammad?
Abdullah
Raphael
Michael
Gabriel
Which pillar is: saying the testimony of faith?
Shahada
Salat
Sawm
Hajj
Which pillar is: praying 5 times a day
Sawm
Salat
Shahada
Zakat
Which pillar is: giving charity to the poor?
Salat
Sawn
Zakat
Hajj
Which pillar is: fasting during the month of Ramadan?
Shahada
Zakat
Hajj
Sawm
Which pillar is: making the pilgrimage to Mecca?
Hajj
Shahada
Iftar
Sawm
What is a pilgrimage?
A special holiday people celebrate
A religious trip to a holy place
A vacation people take
