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Practice for Section 1 Part B of the Studies of Religion 2 HSC
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1
Which of the following is correct?
Staement 1 is falls and Statement 2 is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement 1 is false and Statement 2 is false
2
One thing that is common and important to both religious and non-religious people
Socialism
Social Responsibility
Social ideals
Socialite
3
A belief that a spirit or transcendent force exists in every object, living or non-living is
animism
atheism
agnosticism
polytheism
4
This view could be held by a person who has
either a religious or non-religious belief system
a religious belief system
a non-religious belief system
no belief system
5
Which of the following most accurately represents a non-religious worldview?
human fulfilment is attained through self-centredness
human fulfilment is attained through self-determination
the highest human aspiration is experiencing transcendence
the highest human aspiration is nirvana
6
This Religious Tradition is the world's third largest religion
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
7
This term describes a desire for monetary wealth and possessions
sectarianism
materialism
secularism
monotheism
8
Which of these beliefs would most likely be held by a person who practiced New Age spirituality
1 and 2 only
2 and 3 only
1, 2 and 3
1 and 3 only
9
The change that happens when many people work through a common process for a common goal
Social Justice
Social Transformation
Social Awareness
Social Cohesion
10
This religion is the most dominant one in North & South America, New Zealand & Pacific Islands
Islam
Atheism
Christianity
Animism
11
An understanding of our place in the world and the impact of human activity on the world
Ecological Awareness
Khalifa
Environmental Ethics
Stewardship
12
Which of the following is an example of the influence in the quote
Doctors Without Borders
The Red Cross
The Red Shield Appeal
United Nations Security Council
13
This term refers to the idea that it is important to spread your religion to others
baptism
evangelisation
pilgrimmage
conversation
14
Why is the religious dimension important?
it promote a 'win at all costs' attitude
it promotes sectarian conflict and hatred
it provides a sense of material fulfilment
it provides a sense of social unity
15
A characteristic of new religious expressions is an emphasis on
disenchantment
dualism
wholeness
whispering
16
Human progress is best achieved through rational thought to improve life for all humanity is...
Science Teaching
Education
Scientific Humanism
Rational Humanism
17
This term describes a sense of unity and purpose that goes beyond the individual and family.
Social Justice
Social Cohesion
Social Transformation
Social Awareness
18
According to its sacred text, this Religious Tradition dates from about 1900 BCE
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
19
Which of the following best describes Bill Gates' viewpoint on this subject?
Animistic
Agnostic
monotheistic
polytheistic
20
The worship of more than one god or goddess is defined as which of the following?
agnosticism
monotheism
atheism
polytheism
21
This term describes the idea that scientific progress can solve the problems of life & society
Education
Rational Humanism
Scientific Humanism
Science Teaching
22
Theravada and Mahayana are variants of this religious tradition
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
23
These two differ in that
Gates follows secular humanism & Caritas on religious ideals
both promote social reallocation, but Caritas is humanist
the Gates Foundation is based on supernatural aspirations
Gates follows religious ideals & Caritas secular humanism
24
The three main semitic religions
Orthodox, Maronite, Melkite
Buddhism, Sikhism, Hiduism
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity
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This term is used to describe people who are unsure if God exists
Secular Humanists
Agnostics
Atheists
Rational Humanists