Lesson A1.T1.4.1

A1.T1.4.1 Hindu Perspective: Relationships Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. Which figures from the Ramayana does the spec present as role models for married couples?

    • Krishna and Radha
    • Rama and Sita
    • Shiva and Parvati
    • Arjuna and Draupadi

  2. Which Hindu text is named in the spec as the source of the role models for married couples?

    • The Bhagavad Gita
    • The Manusmriti
    • The Ramayana
    • The Yajur Veda

  3. Which type of marriage practice is specifically studied within Hindu traditions in Britain?

    • Atheist unions
    • Secular cohabitation
    • Monastic celibacy
    • Arranged marriage

  4. Which specific topics on marriage breakdown do learners study for Hinduism?

    • Ordination and vows
    • Monogamy and celibacy
    • Baptism and confirmation
    • Adultery and divorce

  5. Which concept from the list describes a couple living together without marriage?

    • Gender equality
    • Commitment
    • Cohabitation
    • Contraception

  6. Which marriage-related issue does the spec place next to marriage outside the religious tradition for Hinduism?

    • Moksha
    • Ahimsa
    • Cohabitation
    • Samsara

  7. What aspect of Hindu families do learners study for the twenty-first century?

    • Political structures
    • Economic policies
    • Beliefs and teachings
    • Architectural styles

  8. Which Hindu life stage is referred to in the spec's comments on the householder's dharma?

    • The householder ashrama
    • The student ashrama
    • The renunciant ashrama
    • The forest-dweller ashrama

  9. Which term describes a marriage arranged with family help in Britain?

    • Civil partnership
    • Monastic union
    • Assisted marriage
    • Secular contract

  10. A learner wants a role model for the duties of a married couple in Hinduism. Which pair does the spec name?

    • Rama and Sita
    • Ganesha and Parvati
    • Hanuman and Lakshmi
    • Arjuna and Krishna

  11. When a Hindu couple lives apart without legally dissolving the marriage, what is this called?

    • Annulment
    • Excommunication
    • Renunciation
    • Separation

  12. How are Hindu attitudes to divorce and re-marriage presented in the specification?

    • Compulsorily uniform
    • Universally banned
    • Strictly identical
    • Varied attitudes

  13. What source material must learners apply when studying Hindu marriage breakdown?

    • Philosophical poetry
    • Scientific reports
    • Legal statutes
    • Scripture and authority

  14. A teacher asks learners to compare the role models of Rama and Sita with a modern couple. Which concept best describes what the learners are considering?

    • Sanctity of life
    • Evolution
    • Euthanasia
    • Roles

  15. Which pair of key concepts is expected in a lasting Hindu marriage?

    • Wealth and status
    • Commitment and responsibilities
    • Power and control
    • Freedom and isolation

  16. A student is asked to name the term for a married person's sexual unfaithfulness in the Hindu relationships content. Which is correct?

    • Cohabitation
    • Annulment
    • Adultery
    • Divorce

  17. Why do learners study figures like Rama and Sita in relation to modern marriage?

    • To study Sanskrit grammar
    • To practice ritual dance
    • To assess modern applications
    • To learn ancient history

  18. Why must Hindu and Christian teachings on marriage breakdown be studied separately?

    • They completely contradict
    • Only one is examined
    • They share identical origins
    • Each tradition is distinct

  19. What is the main focus of the Hindu relationships area of study?

    • Families and marriage
    • Pilgrimage routes
    • Dietary laws
    • Temple architecture

  20. Which Hindu text is cited for teachings on the nature and purpose of sex?

    • Bhagavad Gita 2.47
    • Rig Veda 10.90
    • Upanishads 6.1
    • Bhagavata Purana 5.5.8

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