What are 2 examples of religious worldviews? (There are 2 correct answers)

Natural and Imminent Dimensions, Supernatural and Transcendent Dimensions

What is not a belief in Islam?

Jesus Christ's status as the Son of God

What is 'Terra Nullius'?

No man owns the land and can therefore be taken

What are the marks of existence? (There are 3 correct answers)

'Anatta'- Substanceless, 'Duhkka'- Suffering, 'Anicca'- Impermanence

What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?

Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, Hajj

Why is religion important?

It answers life questions and gives purpose

A salesman turned messenger for God, and a model for life

The day of rest at the end of the week

The context of Moses:

An Israelite raised in riches by Egyptian royalty

What was the context of The Buddha?

He was a sheltered prince who was exposed to suffering

Why is the land so important to Aboriginal tribes?

The connection to the land is the basis for all beliefs

1. Mabo was a woman who advocated Native Title 2. Wik was a decision that allowed Native Title

Statement 1. is False and Statement 2. is True

The Jews got the Ten Commandments when?

On top of a mountain after 40 years walking in the desert

The son of Abraham and his concubine Hagar, father of Islam

The belief in more than one god

Which of these ideas does Buddhism teach?

One must use great effort to relieve suffering, All life has value, With enough goodness, anyone can reach Nirvana, Inner peace is important to achieve outer peace

What is a common feature of creation stories in religions of ancient origin?

Animals or animalistic forces shaping the environment

What is a religion? (Choose BEST option)

Organised widespread belief and worship of a greater power

Which of these is not an example of an action taken soon after the formation of the Sangha?

The First Dalai Lama was appointed

What are the features of a religion?

Rituals, beliefs, sacred texts and sites, ethics and rules

Which of these is a virtue upheld in the Book of Proverbs?

Wisdom, Generosity of Spirit, Purity, Righteousness

How does a religion influence its society? (Choose best option)

The things they worship affects what they value

What do the 5 Pillars mean?

Professing Faith, Prayer, Charity, Fasting & Pilgrimage

What is an example of a question religion answers? (There are 2 correct answers)

What happens after death?, Why are we here?

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1. The Qur'an is narrations of The Prophet's life 2. The Hadith is The Prophet's revelations
Both Statements are False
Statement 1. is True and Statement 2. is False
Statement 1. is False and Statement 2. is True
Both Statements are True
2
What are 2 examples of religious worldviews? (There are 2 correct answers)
Natural and Imminent Dimensions
Extra-terrestrial and Dependent Dimensions
Supernatural and Transcendent Dimensions
Unnatural and Existent Dimensions
3
What is not a belief in Islam?
Fate/Predestination
Jesus Christ's status as the Son of God
Angels
Tawhid- the belief in a single God
4
What dimension is the entirety of Aboriginal spirituality based around?
The Thought Journey
The Imagination Creation
The Dreamtime
The Sleep Years
5
Who was Abraham?
The Father of the Jews
A Jewish Rabbi
A Prophet of the Lord
A Israelite Slave
6
What is 'Terra Nullius'?
Adventurers couldn't find this land
No man owns the land and can therefore be taken
A right for Aboriginal peoples to own their land
There are no rocks in this particular land
7
There were no more buddhas after The Buddha, True or False?
True
False
8
Before Islam, religion in Arabia was:
Judaism
Polytheistic
Widely Varied
Non-existent
9
What are the marks of existence? (There are 3 correct answers)
'Anatta'- Substanceless
'Karma'- Justice
'Duhkka'- Suffering
'Anicca'- Impermanence
10
Which of these is an example of Judaism as a 'living religion'?
Hassidic Judaism
Conservative Judaism
Orthodox Judaism
Progressive Judaism
11
What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?
Sawn, Halal, Rusul, Zakat, Ijma
Shahada, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, Hajj
Akhira, Shahada, Hajj, Qiyas, Haraam
Tawhid, Sunna, Qur'an, Sharia, Salat
12
The nature of the Dreaming explains:
All of the above
Symbolism, art, dance and identity
Sacred sites and totems
The creation of the universe and everything in it
13
Is Islam an Abrahamic religion?
No
Yes
14
What is Puja?
The need to be kind and humble to attain Nirvana
A state of mindlessness in meditation
At home worship
A sacred kind of flower
15
Why is religion important?
Churches make the streets pretty
People who are religious have better morals
To encourage the government's brainwashing
It answers life questions and gives purpose
16
Who was Muhammad?
A prince turned slave, and a humble man
A salesman turned messenger for God, and a model for life
A doctor turned thief, and an immoral man
A criminal turned priest, and an influential man
17
What is Shabbat?
At home worship
Conservative dress showing faith
The day of rest at the end of the week
A special prayer said at meal times
18
Which of these is not a feature of the Exodus?
The Creation of the Universe
The 10 Plagues of Egypt
Parting of the Red Sea
Finding the Promised Land
19
What is the phrase for the separation of Church and State?
Ecumenicalism
Sectarianism
Denominational Switching
Secularism
20
The context of Moses:
An Israelite raised in riches by Egyptian royalty
An Egyptian raised in poverty by Israelite slaves
An Israelite raised in poverty by Israelite slaves
An Egyptian raised in riches by Egyptian royalty
21
In what way did Christianity not contribute to social welfare?
Heightening public moral
Establishing education
Constructing the laws
Helping rural and outback communities
22
What was the context of The Buddha?
He was a beggar who found enlightenment after being fed
He was a warrior who felt tired of blood and death
He was a sheltered prince who was exposed to suffering
He was a farmer who had a bad harvest and grew desperate
23
Which of these is not a Hebrew Sacred text?
The Old Testament (The Torah)
The Talmud
The New Testament
The Ten Commandments
24
Why is the land so important to Aboriginal tribes?
The tribe's ancestors live in the trees
Their people are reincarnated into the animals nearby
The connection to the land is the basis for all beliefs
They hide stuff under the rocks
25
1. Mabo was a woman who advocated Native Title 2. Wik was a decision that allowed Native Title
Statement 1. is False and Statement 2. is True
Both Statements are False
Statement 1. is True and Statement 2. is False
Both statements are True
26
The Jews got the Ten Commandments when?
Shortly after reaching the promised Holy Land
After building the first Synagogue
While enslaved in Egypt
On top of a mountain after 40 years walking in the desert
27
Who was Isaac?
A poor man who spoke with God in his youth
The son of Abraham and his concubine Hagar, father of Islam
An advocate for polytheistic religion at Islam's birth
Muhammad's father
28
What is Polytheism?
The belief in one single universe
The belief in more than one god
The belief in a multiverse
The belief in one single God
29
What is the point of believing in a greater being?
To justify your actions
To bring Hope
To make other populations fear you
To amplify your imagination
30
Which of these is not a Buddhist sacred text?
The Bible
Tripitaka
Tibetan Book of the Dead
Lotus of the Good Law
31
Which of these ideas does Buddhism teach?
One must use great effort to relieve suffering
All life has value
With enough goodness, anyone can reach Nirvana
Inner peace is important to achieve outer peace
32
Who were the 4 Rightly Guided Caliphs?
Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman and Ali
Kamran, Sa'd, Umar and Ali
Parvez, Abu Bakr, Ubadah and Ali
Uthman, Aashif, Nadim and Ali
33
What is a common feature of creation stories in religions of ancient origin?
Animals or animalistic forces shaping the environment
The Big Bang
A single god creating everything
Layers of the Earth being stacked in top of each other
34
What is a religion? (Choose BEST option)
Hallucinations and singing with a book to guide you
A way for the government to get us to be content with life
Organised widespread belief and worship of a greater power
Like a cult but with less blood sacrifice
35
'Tikkun Olam' is repair of the...
People
Faith
Society
World
36
What is an example of Islamic Sacred Texts? (There are 3 correct answers)
Hadith
Harry Potter
Sunna Law
The Qur'an
37
What is not a common feature of ancient religious beliefs/ritual?
Animism
Totems
Sacred texts
The connection to land
38
Which of these is not an example of an action taken soon after the formation of the Sangha?
The First Dalai Lama was appointed
Sacred texts and the real words of The Buddha were sorted
A female Sangha was requested and created
Councils were formed at Rajagaha and Vesali
39
Which of these is an example of an organisation founded by Christians for social welfare?
Salvation Army
The Board of Education
Oxfam
Uniting Church
40
What are the features of a religion?
A series of stories and dances to express your faith
An altar at which you worship
At least one deity and a list of clear set rules
Rituals, beliefs, sacred texts and sites, ethics and rules
41
Which of these is a virtue upheld in the Book of Proverbs?
Wisdom
Generosity of Spirit
Purity
Righteousness
42
The Buddha, The Sangha and the Dharma are the three parts of which Buddhist component?
The Three Jewels
The Four Noble Truths
The Eightfold Path
The Five Precepts
43
What was the main religion in Australia Pre-1945?
Christianity
Hinduism
Witchcraft
Scientology
44
How does a religion influence its society? (Choose best option)
It makes them kill more people
The things they worship affects what they value
They will claim land they think their gods will like
They will build more stairs to be closer to the sky
45
What was the birth name and year of The Buddha?
Siddhartha Gautama 563 BCE
Ji Gong 1120 CE
Tenzin Gyatso 1935 CE
Bodhidharma 500 CE
46
Which school of Buddhism is most identified as the more "conservative" school of thought?
Theravada Buddhism
Vajrayana Buddhism
Samsara Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
47
Jewish people believe in one single God, this God first prescribed them with:
The Ten Commandments
The Torah and Talmud
Moral Law and a Holy Covenant
The Sermon on the Mount
48
Name two more religions that arrived on Australia's religious landscape soon after 1945.
Jedi and New Age
Indigenous Aboriginal Dreamtime and Buddhism
Hinduism and Islam
Catholicism and Judaism
49
What do the 5 Pillars mean?
Monotheism, Law, Ethics, Justice & Charity
Afterlife, Professing Faith, Pilgrimage, Comparison & Ethics
Professing Faith, Prayer, Charity, Fasting & Pilgrimage
Fasting, Ethics, Messengers, Fasting & Agreement
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What is an example of a question religion answers? (There are 2 correct answers)
What happens after death?
How do you make pancakes?
Where are my shoes?
Why are we here?

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