11SOR2 Preliminary Revision

Question 1

Why is religion important to understand?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 2

Why is the Holy Bible important?

Accepted Answer

Its a library of Christian beliefs and ethics are found in the text

Question 3

What are the Four Noble Truths?

Accepted Answer

Truth of suffering, the cause of suffering and the freedom to end suffering

Question 4

What is monotheism?

Accepted Answer

Worship of only one god

Question 5

The Dreaming is commonly expressed through...

Accepted Answer

Stories

Question 6

Why are trees significant in Buddhism?

Accepted Answer

The Buddha found enlightenment under a tree

Question 7

Christians have been persecuted for their faith

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox, Pentecostal and Protestant are examples of...

Accepted Answer

Denominations

Question 9

Pilgrimage, Temple Puja and Wesak are examples of...

Accepted Answer

Practices

Question 10

Religion is a way of seeing...

Accepted Answer

World, Worldview

Question 11

Christianity emerged from what religion?

Accepted Answer

Juddahism

Question 12

In order, who were the 3rd Rightly Guided Caliphs?

Accepted Answer

Uthman ibn Affan

Question 13

Nirvana is...

Accepted Answer

A state of no suffering/achieving enlightenment

Question 14

Qur’an, ijma and qiyas are used to help develop Shari’a

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

Transcendence means...

Accepted Answer

Divine existence or experience beyond

Question 16

The Buddha has been identified as the...

Accepted Answer

Siddartha Gautana, a great man of intelligence

Question 17

Aspects of the Dreaming can include...

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 18

What are the characteristics of religion?

Accepted Answer

Beliefs, sacred text, ethics, rituals and ceremonies

Question 19

Christians believing that Jesus died to save them from the punishment of sin is...

Accepted Answer

Salvation

Question 20

How are Indigenous peoples’ attitudes to the land different from those of the wider Australian community?

Accepted Answer

Indigenous peoples are responsible for the care and stewardship.

Question 21

Why does an individual participate in temple puja?

Accepted Answer

Stresses community's cultural identity & individual's pursit enlightenment

Question 22

According to the Five Precepts, what should Buddhists abstain from?

Accepted Answer

Killing

Question 23

Sharia Law is concerned with

Accepted Answer

What the basis of Halal and Haram means for Islam

Question 24

The Trinity consists of...

Accepted Answer

God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit

Question 25

What is omnipotent?

Accepted Answer

Being all powerful

Question 26

Angel Michael revealed the Quran to Prophet Muhammad

Accepted Answer

False

Question 27

What are the Three Jewels?

Accepted Answer

The Buddha, Dharma and Sangha

Question 28

Wesak is...

Accepted Answer

Marks the Buddha's birth and death

Question 29

What can prayer be used for?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 30

What emerged from the second Buddhist council?

Accepted Answer

The splitting of Buddhism into two schools

Question 31

How can religion be broken down for discussion?

Accepted Answer

Liturgy, texts, stories, myths, ethics and architecture

Question 32

Three main schools or variants formed in Buddhism are...

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 33

Jesus is seen as...

Accepted Answer

Both human and divine

Question 34

Examples of core ethical teachings in Christianity include...

Accepted Answer

The Beatitudes, The Ten Commandments & the Commandment of Love, What priests say

Question 35

The consequences of one's actions in life whether they be good or bad is...

Accepted Answer

Karma

Question 36

Religion is about understanding the big questions of life

Accepted Answer

True

Question 37

Karma is a law of moral causation, the consequences of actions

Accepted Answer

True

11SOR2 Preliminary Revision

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