Sikhs believe that the Guru Granth Sahib is

The final earthly eternal Guru that still teaches

A Sikh who has been initiated into the Khalsa

Which are NOT Sikh beliefs about God

God sometimes comes to earth as a human eg Krishna

Different stages in a Sikhs spiritual development

Company of Sikhs meeting in presence of Guru Granth Sahib

Sikhs hope to achieve Mukti - which is the odd one out?

Working hard to achieve a good standard of living

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KS4 Sikhism Revision for test AQA GCSE

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1
What is Mukti?
Purgatory
Liberation
Hell
Heaven
2
Examples of the Sikh belief in the Oneness of humanity (equality) - which is the odd one out
Men and Women are equal
The Good Samaritan
There is no Hindu and no Muslim
The story of the Chapatti
3
Sikhs try to avoid being Manmukh - this is..
being selfless and serving others
being kind to others treating them with equality
being careful to give to charity
being self centred
4
Sikhs believe that the Guru Granth Sahib is
Only the teachings of Guru Nanak
Only the teachings and words of the 10 Gurus
The final earthly eternal Guru that still teaches
A report of what the 10 Sikh Gurus did
5
True or false - Sikh women cannot be a Granthi and sing the Guru Granth Sahib during worship
False
True
6
Sikhism's Holy Book/Scripture regarded as the eternal living Guru
The Mool Mantra
The Akhand Path
The Guru Granth Sahib
The Torah
7
What is Sewa?
Selfishness
Reading
Haumai
Selfless Service
8
Who was the founder of Sikhism?
Guru Ram Das
Guru Nanak
Guru Gobind Singh
Abraham
9
An Amritdhari is
A type of worship in the Sikh Gurdwara
A Sikh who has been initiated into the Khalsa
A mixture of water and sugar crystals used by the Panj Piare
The place in a Gurdwara where free food is handed out
10
How many living Gurus were there in Sikhism?
8
10
12
4
11
Sikhs believe they should live by the virtues - which is the odd one out?
Compassion
Humility and self control
Worldly attachment
Truth and Truthful living
12
What is the Mool Mantra?
Basic teachings about God
Equality
Meditation
Langar
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Which are NOT Sikh beliefs about God
God is in and is part of creation (God is IMMANENT)
Without God’s will (hukam) nothing can exist.
God created everything and looks after it all
God sometimes comes to earth as a human eg Krishna
14
Why do all Sikhs sit on the floor when receiving Langar?
Rest their legs
More comfortable
To show equality
To be helpful
15
The 5 Khands are ...
Being God centred
The five symbols Sikhs wear to remind them of their beliefs
Different stages in a Sikhs spiritual development
Festivals to celebrate the Gurus
16
The sangat is ...
Company of Sikhs meeting in presence of Guru Granth Sahib
One of the vices that Sikhs should avoid to achieve Mukti
Place where Sikhs cook and serve a free meal as part of sewa
When a person has fully joined and committed to being a Sikh
17
Sikhs hope to achieve Mukti - which is the odd one out?
Being God Focused/centred (Gurmukh)
Working hard to achieve a good standard of living
Doing selfless service for others (Sewa)
Treat everybody equally regardless of race or religion
18
What is the key term for 'One God'?
Sat Nam
Ajuni
Ik Onkar
Nir Bhau

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