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R & S Semester 2 Exam Revision
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What religion does this symbol belong to?
Buddhism
Judiasm
Hinduism
Islam
2
Who makes up the social structure of Aboriginal Spirituality?
Rabbis
Monks
Elders
Preists
3
9 aspects: What is a sacred space?
An area separated from every day life due to religious bans and sacred laws
An object used to facilitate the followers’ beliefs
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly ceremonies and rituals that form part of
A location distinguished by some sort of human representation of the sacred
4
Which of the following statements is not true?
Rituals are considered to be sacred.
Rituals are prescribed actions that have symbolic meaning.
Rituals are only privately demonstrated.
Performing rituals express beliefs of the religion.
5
What religion is the shabbat candles from?
Judiasm
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
6
What are reasons for people having identified as having no religion in Australia?
Not having any beliefs passed on from family
Don't believe in any higher powers/have had bad experiences in the past
All of the above
Don't believe religion is important in today's society
7
What prompted the beginning of the dreaming/Dreamtime?
There earth was in chaos
God spoke
There was suffering
Beings came from the sky & across the sea.
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Which one of these is
not
an ancient religious tradition?
Death and the Afterlife
Sleeping under the stars on a full moon
Animism
Human Sacrifice
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9 aspects: Define a symbol...
Daily/weekly/monthly/yearly ceremonies and rituals that form part of life.
They explain a story of the history of religion.
They are the foundation of a religion.
Are signs or objects that represent a special religious meaning.
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Do people need to be religious in order to have a spiritual experience?
True (Yes)
False (No)
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9 aspects: Which of these definitions is that of social structure?
The how and why people make decisions about human behaviour.
Signs, objects, actions or places that represent a special religious m
An established observance or procedure for public worship.
The way religions are organised: It's membership, leadership and authority
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Aboriginal Spirituality - Identify examples of Sacred places, stories and rituals
Uluru, The Rainbow Serpent, Smoking ceremonies
Uluru, The Rainbow Serpent, Diwali
Uluru, The Dreamtime, The Lotus
Uluru, The Church, Boomerangs
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An example of a ritual is:
Salvation
10 Commandments
All of the above
Eucharist
14
The Kushinagar is a famous pilgrimage place for people of which religion?
Buddhism
Jewish
Christian
Islam
15
A spiritual experience occurs:
All of the above
In a sacred place or space
In a church
In a non religious or religious setting
16
What is the main religion in Australia?
Christianity
Buddhism
Sikhism
Islam
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What religion are these symbols from?
Buddhism
Catholic
Judiasm
Aboriginal Spirituality
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Judaism - Examples of texts, rituals and symbols include:
The Quran, Crescent and Star and Bar/Bat Mitzvah
The Bible, Mass, and Crucifix
The Torah, Sabbath and Star of David
The Torah, The Lotus and The Vedas
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Has 'no religion' increased or decreased over time in Australia?
Decreased
Increased
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In what ways does religion contribute positively to society and communities?
Provides social cohesion to help maintain solidarity through shared rituals
To help people understand why they exist in the world.
Provides answers to the big questions in life, provide a sense of belonging
To maintain conformity and control in societies.
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Which of the following is an Aboriginal Belief?
Boomerang
Dreamtime
Elder
Aboriginal Protection Acts
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9 aspects: What is a sacred place?
An area separated from every day life due to religious bans and sacred laws
Signs/objects that represent a special religious meaning.
An object used to facilitate the followers’ beliefs
A location distinguished by some sort of human representation of the sacred
