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Total questions: 91
Worksheet time: 4hrs 38mins
The founder of Sikhism was called Guru:
Gobind Singh
Nanak
Har Krishnan
Arjan
Kesh, Kara, Kirpan, Kachera and Kanga are called the:
Enlightened ones
5 Ks
Krishnas
Holy scriptures
Once a Sikh is initiated they are part of the:
Kara
Khalsa
Kesh
Kirpan
A Sikh place of worship is called a:
Temple
Mosque
Gurdwara
Granth Sahib
The leader of a Sikh place of worship is called a:
Granthi
Gersahi
Gurdi
Guru
The first 5 Khalsa were known as the:
Pani Trove
Panj Piare
Nanak Ang
Gobind San
The Sikh holy book is called the:
Guru Har Rai
Guru Granth Sahib
Guru Angad
Guru Amar Das
The page of a Sikh holy book is called an:
Bun
Ang
San
Dev
The festival of the Sikh New Year is called:
Vaisakhi
Diwali
Arjan
Bandi Chhor Divas
The act of selfless service is called:
Angar
Sewa
Diwa
Guru
Who is Siddhartha in relation to Buddhism?
What word describes how Christians believe Jesus was brought back to life?
Aristotle was a famous ________.
To the nearest million, how many Sikhs are there in the world?
In what region of Asia was the religion founded?
How many years ago was the religion founded? More than ________.
What is the Sikh name for God?
What color is the Temple of the Holy site?
Which gender has more say in the family?
How many gurus are there?
Do you think this is a good list for someone to live their life by? Discuss the 5 most important things Sikhs do to please God: Keep God in their heart & mind, be honest & hard working, treat everyone equally, share wealth with others, serve & help others.
What do you think is the most important on the list of the 5 most important things Sikhs do to please God?
What do Sikhs believe about hair?
What do Sikhs cover their hair with?
Does Kesh apply to hair on the head only?
What is the purpose of the Kanga?
What does hair falling out remind them of?
What is the purpose of the Kara?
Why does it have to be made of iron?
Why do Sikhs wear a Kachera?
Why do Sikhs carry a Kirpan around?
State what the 5 K's are.
Do you believe the 5 K's are a good way to lead your life? Why or why not?
If you had to choose one of the 5 K's to have in your own life, which one would you choose and why?
What is the Sikh name for God?
(a)
How many noble truths are there in Buddhism?
(a)
What was the name of the followers of Jesus?
(a)
State what the word Guru means.
(a)
State what the word Sikh means.
Explain what Guru Nanak disagreed with devout Hindus and Muslims about.
State what the 'mool mantar' is.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'Each moment is precious'? Discuss as a class.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'Life is an opportunity'? Discuss as a class.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'Acceptance is the key to happiness'? Discuss as a class.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'Choose your companions wisely'? Discuss as a class.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'Judge yourself before judging others'? Discuss as a class.
Watch the video on the life lessons from Guru Nanak. What do you think Guru Nanak meant by the life lesson 'We are all one'? Discuss as a class.
Describe how you can take the life lesson 'Life is an opportunity' from Guru Nanak and use it in your own life.
Describe how you can take the life lesson 'Acceptance is the key to happiness' from Guru Nanak and use it in your own life.
Describe how you can take the life lesson 'Choose your companions wisely' from Guru Nanak and use it in your own life.
Describe how you can take the life lesson 'Judge yourself before judging others' from Guru Nanak and use it in your own life.
Describe how you can take the life lesson 'We are all one' from Guru Nanak and use it in your own life.
What do Sikhs call their teachers?
(a)
List the 5 K's
What is the holy scripture called?
Who finished the holy scripture?
What is the Sikh place of worship called?
(a)
What is the name of the 10th Guru?
Describe the message behind the story of Guru Nanak and the boulder.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Nanak.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Angad.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Amar Das.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Ram Das.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Arjan.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Hargobind.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Har Rai.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Har Krishan.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Choose one fact that sums up how each Guru contributed to the Sikh religion and write it below for Guru Gobind Singh.
Consolidation question: If "Guru Nanak" is the answer, what is the question?
Consolidation question: If "The first Sikh martyr" is the answer, what is the question?
Consolidation question: If "smallpox" is the answer, what is the question?
Consolidation question: If "The Khalsa (the community of Sikhs)" is the answer, what is the question?
Consolidation question: If "Guru Granth Sahib" is the answer, what is the question?
Why were there only 10 Gurus that formed the Sikh faith?
Which Guru was martyred?
An atheist is
A Sikh place of worship is called a
The flag outside is called a
There is always a flag outside because
The Guru Granth Sahib is titled the 'Everlasting Guru.' Why do you think this is?
Write down one thing that Sikhs do with the Guru Granth Sahib because it is considered so spiritually important.
What time do they usually wake up?
(a)
What is used to comb the hair to keep it clean?
(a)
What is the ceremony called where the GGS is presented?
(a)
The pages of a GGS are called...
(a)
How long does it take to read the GGS from start to finish?
Why is Langar (free food) given in the afternoon?
What does a Sikh generally not eat?
(a)
What time is evening prayer?
(a)
To what extent is Sikhism a unique religion?
