For some, Waheguru is the most important part of Sikhism. This is shown in the Mool Mantra. How is Waheguru described?

God is the creator and has always been here and will always be here.

Guru Nanak believed that all religions were equal and should be respected. What quote shows this belief?

"There is neither Hindu nor Muslim"

The langar (free meal) shows equality. Which of the following is false?

It is served to members of the Gurdwara and no-one else.

When Sikhism started, India had a caste system. Find the false statement.

Everyone was treated equally and with respect.

For some Sikhs, the Guru Granth Sahib (holy book) is most important. Which of these does NOT happen to the holy book?

It is placed on the highest shelf of a bookcase.

Sikhs believe in equality. The Gurdwara shows this. How does it show equality?

There are 4 doors to show that everyone is welcome.

Guru Gobind Singh created the Khalsa. What is it?

A society of equals- men and women are treated the same. They can wear 5Ks.

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Wadebridge EPR KS3 Sikhism

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For some, Waheguru is the most important part of Sikhism. This is shown in the Mool Mantra. How is Waheguru described?
God has a form like us
There is more than one God
God is the creator and has always been here and will always be here.
God is angry
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Guru Nanak believed that all religions were equal and should be respected. What quote shows this belief?
"Without women there would be none at all"
"Let all share equally"
"There is neither Hindu nor Muslim"
"All that matters is to love God"
3
Some Sikhs think that their main action is Seva. What is this?
A special type of meditation
Serving others
Praying to God
Giving to charity
4
The langar (free meal) shows equality. Which of the following is false?
The members of the Gurdwara take it in turns to serve langar
The food is vegetarian
People eat together sitting on the floor
It is served to members of the Gurdwara and no-one else.
5
Sikhism has three main duties. What are these?
Kirpan, Kanga and Kesh.
Pray, work and give.
Eat, pray and love.
Langar, Khalsa and 5Ks.
6
When Sikhism started, India had a caste system. Find the false statement.
Everyone was treated equally and with respect.
Women had very few rights and were seen as belonging to men.
People were separated into different classes (groups of people).
The lower classes/groups were not respected by the higher classes/groups.
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Who is the founder of Sikhism?
Guru Nanak
Guru Granth Sahib
Guru Gobind Singh
Gurdwara
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A person who believes in Sikhism is known as a...
Guru
Seek
Sikh
Hindu
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For some Sikhs, the Guru Granth Sahib (holy book) is most important. Which of these does NOT happen to the holy book?
It is placed on the highest shelf of a bookcase.
It is put to bed at the end of each day.
It is carried above the heads of worshippers.
You are not allowed to eat or drink over it.
10
Sikhs believe in equality. The Gurdwara shows this. How does it show equality?
There are separate areas for men and women.
It says it on a sign.
They all take their shoes off.
There are 4 doors to show that everyone is welcome.
11
Sikh's believe that all humans are equal. This is because we are all created by...
Guru Gobind Singh
Science
Guru Nanak
Waheguru
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Where in the world did Sikhism start?
Cairo, Egypt
Tokyo, Japan
London, UK
Punjab, India
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A Sikh place of worship is called...
A Guru House
A Gurdwara
A Guru Granth Sahib
A Khalsa
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Guru Gobind Singh created the Khalsa. What is it?
Serving food to each other.
A prayer that is read when a baby is born.
A society of equals- men and women are treated the same. They can wear 5Ks.
A holy book that says that men and women should be treated equally.
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The holy book of Sikhism is called...
The Mukti
The Guru Granth Sahib
The Mool Mantra
The Amrit

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