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Duplicate of Yr 12 Multiple Choice
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Selection of Multiple Choice Questions from the HSC Studies of Religion Past Papers.
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1
Which religious affiliation is mostcommon among recently-arrived migrants in Australia?
Buddhism
Christianity
No religion
Islam
2
What is the primary function of Aboriginal ceremonial life?
To merge past, present and future
To celebrate the Dreaming
To worship ancestral beings
To commemorate past activities
3
Which of the following has been a consequence of immigration since 1945?
Hinduism is the second largest non-Christian religion in Oz
Several New Age religions are now exist
The Catholic Church has become more multicultural.
Christian denominations in Oz have significantlydeclined
4
Which of the following statements best reflects religion in Australia?
Australia is a multifaith society that believes in God
Australia is an ecumenical community
Australia is a multifaith society with religiousdiversity.
Australia endorses ecumenical relationships with Asia
5
True or False. The majority of Presbyterians, Methodists & Baptists formed the Uniting Church.
False
True
6
Order the 3 major Christian denominations inAustralia in decreasing size?
Catholic, Anglican, Uniting
Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox
Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican
Anglican, Uniting, Catholic
7
Which of the following best explains the rise of New Age religions?
Changes in the structures of mainstream religions
Wider visions of enlightenment and fulfilment in society
Post-war immigration
Abolition of the White Australia Policy
8
True or False: Totemism expresses a system of kinship within the natural world.
False
True
9
What is the basis of the Dreaming?
Kinship
Land
Ceremonial life
Totem
10
Which of the following is central to the Dreaming?
Marriage
Dispossession
Assimilation
Law
11
Which church can be considered to have been formed as a consequence ofthe ecumenical movement?
Anglican
Presbyterian
Uniting
Congregational
12
Which of the following enabled pastoral leases and Native Title toco-exist?
Mabo decision 1992
Wik decision 1996
Native Title Amendment Act 1998
Native Title Act 1993
13
Since 2001, which of the following churches has been least affected bydenominational switching?
Uniting
Hindu
Baptist
Catholic
14
What is the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Melbourne an exampleof?
Ecumenism
New Age religions
Secularism
Interfaith dialogue
15
Which of the following is true of totemic identity in Aboriginalspirituality?
It is a life-force that symbolises relationships
It encourages separation from one’s country
It identifies a relationship between people and theirtotem.
It connects individuals with the wider Australian community
16
Which of the following is a common characteristic of New Age religions?
They all reject materialism
They focus on the spiritual needs of their adherents
They value ecumenism
They integrate all non-Christian religions
17
True or False. The Anglican Church is the largest Christian denominationin Australia.
False
True
18
What proportion of people in Australiaidentify with a religious tradition?
More than 60%
Between 40% and 50%
Between 50% and 60%
Less than 40%
19
What did the Mabo decision recognise?
Native title overrules pastoral leases
Aboriginal peoples have the right to negotiate
Australia was declared terra nullius
Indigenous peoples have native title to land
20
How has Christianity changed in Australia since 1945?
Funding for religious schools have caused Catholicism togrow
Immigration has caused sectarianism and secularism to grow
Ecumenism has caused Christianity to become more dominant
Denomination switching has caused Pentecostalism to grow.
21
Which 3 religions have experienced growth in Australia as a result ofimmigration since 1990?
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam
Buddhism, Islam, Judaism
Hinduism, Islam, Judaism
Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism
22
Which of the following is a typical feature of New Age religions?
Individual fulfilment is sought
Divine beings are worshipped
Foundational texts form the basis of all beliefs
Cult status is achieved.
23
Which of the following is an example of secularisation?
Shops trading seven days a week
Peace march on Palm Sunday
Multifaith services for victims of the Victorianbushfires
Rise in the number of cults in Australia
24
True or False: Kinship within traditional Aboriginal society regulates social relationships.
True
False
