YEAR 10 RELIGION SEMESTER 2

Question 1

Mungo woman was...

Accepted Answer

an Aboriginal woman whos remains were found near Lake Mongo

Question 2

What role did religion play in Sumerian society?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 3

A corroboree is

Accepted Answer

Australian Aboriginal gathering of people, involves dancing, chanting songs, stories, and initiations

Question 4

The white Australian Policy finished in the 1960's and 70's?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

what evidence is there to support the importance of shepherds in the ancient world?

Accepted Answer

Shepherds are mentioned throughout the bible, in ancient times the shephards crooks were used in dipiciton of a pharoah, biblical figures have connection to being shepherds such as Moses, Isaac..., Jesus was a shephard

Question 6

Negative impacts suffered by the Indigenous Australians were the loss of their children and their culture?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

how did the translation of the bible and the invention of the dictionary democratise knowledge?

Accepted Answer

more of a thirst for knowledge, more of an understanding of the bible, onset of printed books and pamphlets, more people began to read

Question 8

Which item did the Bible lead to, which can still be found today?

Accepted Answer

dictionary -as many of the words of the bible needed explaination

Question 9

The Australian Aboriginal understanding of creation period is called...

Accepted Answer

Creation time

Question 10

Sacrifice is defined in religion by offering something to the gods in order to please?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

the similarities between the two great flood stories are: that they both have an angry god and the people have sinned?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

how are rituals such as dance, art, artefacts, body painting etc in Indigenous cultures part of spirituality?

Accepted Answer

the elders regulate the what, when , how of their spirituality, it represents tradition under the guidence of elders, it all interconnects with spaces and places, it all interconnects with creation time

Question 13

The preferred name for the Church of England in Australia is...

Accepted Answer

Anglican

Question 14

Assimilate means to become like, or blend into wider society?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

A Pluralistic society is

Accepted Answer

ethnic inclusiveness, A society with different world views coexists within the dominant society., cultural diversity

Question 16

Cuneiform is the earliest translated form of writing created by the Sumerians.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 17

How are the different stages of immigration to Australia shown in the song we are Australian?

Accepted Answer

Aboriginal- dreamtime, the first fleet- white Australians, post war migration, settlers -gold rush

Question 18

The greek word for gospel or good news is

Accepted Answer

evangelical

Question 19

why were shepherds important in ancient societies?

Accepted Answer

they were biblical figures who were tough, they showed leadership

Question 20

A Psalm is a....

Accepted Answer

Sacred song or poetic verse from the book of Psalms, song chanted during jewish and christian services

Question 21

Religions that were introduced to Australia include...

Accepted Answer

Indians- hinduism, Islamic - Turkish, Lebenese, Greeks- Orthodox,Buddism-Vietnamese

Question 22

Promoting a movement towards religious unity is known as

Accepted Answer

Ecumenical

Question 23

A branch of established religion than may have variant beliefs, ritual and liturgies is......

Accepted Answer

A Denomination

Question 24

The end of all suffering in our lifetime and all future life times is know as....

Accepted Answer

Nirvana

Question 25

Why was the translation, in to the vernacular, of the Bible seen by terrible by some?

Accepted Answer

It was seen by some as an attack upon the authority of the Catholic Church, viewed as deluding the word and leaving it open to wrongful interpretation

Question 26

Christian religions in Australia were a combination of...

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 27

The white Australian Policy most immigrants came from...

Accepted Answer

Britain

Question 28

Why is Mungo woman important to religion?

Accepted Answer

Her remains indicate spiritual ideas as she was cremated twice, She was cremated twice, her cremation was important so she would not interfere with the living, she was found aprox 42,000 years ago

Question 29

A person who does not acknowledge god or the bible is known as a...

Accepted Answer

Heathen

Question 30

‘White Australia Policy’ meant those who migrated from Britain, Ireland (& Germany) made up the Christian religions?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 31

The white Australian Policy favoured "White Immigrants"?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 32

why did denominations of Christianity that previously were at war against each other be working together under ecumenism

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 33

The white Australian Policy was abolished because...

Accepted Answer

to allow more people into Australia to boost population, to increase skills in Australia

Question 34

An object placed with the dead for use in the afterlife is known as...

Accepted Answer

grave good

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