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VCE Unit 1 Religion + Society (Year 10) - Outcomes 1, 2 + 3
VCE Unit 1 Religion + Society (Year 10) - Outcomes 1, 2 + 3
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7. Today, the religion with the second largest number of followers in the world is:
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
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4. Polytheism can be described as:
Belief in many gods
Belief in one God who is beyond all human comprehension
Belief in one God who has many characteristics
Belief in one God who has multiple forms
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8. The largest religious tradition in Australia today is:
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
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1. Which of the following are not listed as nine aspects of religion?
Beliefs, Myths, Sacred Texts, Rituals
Myths, Rituals, Symbols, Ethical Principles
Symbols, Social Structures, Ethical Principles, Religious Experience and Spirituality
Idols, Customs, Sacrifices, Traditions
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10. Which of the following is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam:
Memorise the entire Qur’an
To observe the fasting practices associated with Ramadan
Pray five times a day
Visit Mecca once in a lifetime
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9. What religious texts are used for people of the Jewish AND Muslim faiths?
The Old Testament and the Tripitaka
The Tanakh and the Qur`an
The Vedas and the Sutras
The Old Testament and the New Testament
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3. Which religion is not monotheistic:
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Ancient Greek and Roman Religions (Paganism)
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15. Which statement is NOT an accurate reflection of Aboriginal spirituality:
One can convert to the Aboriginal faith
The past and present are connected
All life is interconnected
The land is sacred
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5.Aboriginal sacred stories are linked to the Dreaming. Which of these statements expresses the meaning of the Dreaming?
All beliefs held by Aboriginal people are to be passed down from elders
All people should worship one God
The world was created by the Rainbow Serpent
Practices are interconnected with the human, physical and sacred world.
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Members of these religions all believe and worship the same God:
Judaism and Christianity only
Judaism and Islam only
Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Islam only
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13. Between 1788 and 1868 convicts were transported to Australia, with which new religions:
Christianity and Islam
Only Roman Catholicism because the majority of convicts were Irish Catholic
Catholicism and Buddhism due to the large number of Asian Immigrants
Christianity in the form of the Church of England & Roman Catholicism
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What is the correct definition of monotheism?
The belief in many gods in which each deity is distinguished by special fun
The belief that God does not exist
The belief in a single God
The belief that there is only one God who is indistinguishable from all created reality
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11. The sacred text of Islam, the Qur’an, is believed to be:
The word of Allah dictated to the Prophet Muhammed
Written by an anonymous group of contributors
Written by the prophet Muhammed alone
A collection of sacred writings by many ancient imams
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14. In Aboriginal spirituality, the 'dreaming' can be understood this way:
Only a set of stories about the creation of the world
Beliefs about the origins of the world which change over time
dream about the future of the Aboriginal people
Spirituality through which people experience the presence of creative force
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12. The single 'most important' belief in Islam is:
Muhammad is the final prophet
Mecca is the holiest place on earth
God has many attributes
There is only one God and Muhammad is his prophet