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Faith, Freedom & Public Schools
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Interactive quiz for the 8 topics of Faith, Freedom & Public Schools modules.
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3-The predominant religious faith in the United States is:
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
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7-What are two ways to acknowledge religious holidays?
Read an article on why Hanukkah is more fun than Christmas.
Show and explain symbols related to the holiday.
Have a devotional with students for Christmas.
Invite parents to share their family traditions related to the holiday.
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1-If we’re studying Abraham Lincoln, can you have students color a penny with “In God We Trust”?
Yes, because it's being used appropriately in a historical context
Probably should not
None of the Above
Absolutely not!
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2-NEA Resolution believes educational materials should accurately portray the influence of religion in our nation.
True
False
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7-Fairness, sometimes, means:
always equal
None of the Above
proportional, not equal
not proportional
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2-The study and performance of religious music is an appropriate part of comprehensive music education.
False
True
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6-The professional educator respects the rights and dignity of students by taking into account their:
Both 1 and 2
1) Age & Gender
None of the above
2) Setting
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4-The impact of religion on youth is:
None of the Above
No impact
Negative
Positive
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8- Tolerance is:
Allowable deviation from the standard
Apathy
Acceptance
Indifference
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6: Students can pray, read their Bibles or other religious materials, and talk about their faith at school.
False
True
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1-Can a teacher have a Bible on their desk in the classroom?
Yes, the Bible can be on the desk for educational reasons.
Definitely, not.
Yes, students need to know what a good Christian their teacher is.
It is a teacher's right to have a Bible in the classroom.
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4-Teaching students about Judeo-Christian history, thought, and value is appropriate and lawful because it is:
All of the Above
Morally imperative
Culturally accurate
Academically expected
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1-The Supreme Court discourages prayer in public schools.
Yes
Not sure
No, prayers are encouraged in public schools.
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3-It is important to teach American students about the Bible and the Christian history of the United States.
Yes
No
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8. What are two ways to cultivate good character?
Recognize good behavior
Be supportive
Praise good character
None of the Above
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5-Religion in the curriculum at school should be:
Exciting
Explained by attribution
Devotional
Instructional
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5-Should Biblical stories of David & Goliath and Jesus' sayings can be read in class?
Yes, they familiarize students with cultural literacy.
No, they are too religious.
No, they are irrelevant to literature.
There are better stories.
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4-Educators have an ethical responsibility to create a welcoming environment for students':
Unique learning needs
Special needs
Religious expression
Diverse backgrounds
