Lesson A1.T2.1.1
A1.T2.1.1 Christian and Non-Religious Perspectives: The world Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which two creation accounts does the spec name for Christian views on the origin of the universe?
- Genesis 3 and Genesis 4
- Genesis 1 and Genesis 2
- Exodus 3 and Exodus 20
- Psalm 8 and Psalm 23
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Which scientist's view of the Big Bang does the spec ask learners to consider?
- Peter Singer
- Richard Dawkins
- Brian Cox
- Charles Darwin
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Which Bible verse does the spec name for dominion over creation?
- John 11:24-27
- Genesis 1:28
- Jeremiah 1:5
- Genesis 1:31
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Which Psalm does the spec name alongside Genesis 1:28 for dominion and stewardship?
- Psalm 8:6
- Psalm 51:10
- Psalm 139:13
- Psalm 23:1
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Which non-religious group is named in the spec for climate action?
- Humanist Climate Action
- Dignity in Dying
- British Humanist Association
- Greenpeace UK
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Which concept relates to meeting present needs without harming future generations?
- Sanctity of life
- Sustainability
- Dominion
- Speciesism
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Which concept describes the way a Christian responds to the environment as a caretaker of creation?
- Samsara
- Dukkha
- Karma
- Stewardship
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What do learners explore regarding creation views and science?
- Absolute agreement
- Extent of conflict
- Complete irrelevance
- Scientific proof
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Brian Cox's view of the Big Bang is paired with which biblical account?
- John 11:24
- Genesis 1 and 2
- Jeremiah 1:5
- Psalm 8:6
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A learner says that Christians are called to look after creation. Which concept best fits this idea?
- Adultery
- Euthanasia
- Speciesism
- Stewardship
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Which specific non-religious source is cited for environmental responsibility?
- Humanist Climate Action
- Evolutionary theory
- Speciesism
- Dignity in Dying
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A student explains that dominion can be read as a call to responsible use of creation. Which concept links this to the spec?
- Evolution
- Stewardship
- Afterlife
- Abortion
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What shared issue do Christian stewardship and Humanist Climate Action address?
- Economic growth
- Animal testing
- Environmental responsibility
- Space exploration
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Studying Christian and non-religious views together requires which main skill?
- Memorising scripture
- Scientific experimentation
- Historical dating
- Comparing diverse perspectives
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Which pair of spec references does a student combine to discuss dominion and psalmic praise of creation?
- Exodus 20:14 and Deuteronomy 24:1-4
- Genesis 1:28 and Psalm 8:6
- John 11:24-27 and 1 Corinthians 15:42-44
- Genesis 1:31 and Jeremiah 1:5
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A learner is asked to name the concept covering the careful use of resources for future generations. Which is correct?
- Euthanasia
- Environmental sustainability
- Speciesism
- Afterlife
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How does the specification treat Christian views on the creation accounts?
- Scientific consensus
- Uniform literalism
- Universal rejection
- Diverse beliefs
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Why might Christians and Humanists cooperate on climate action despite worldview differences?
- Same theological authority
- Identical holy books
- Shared creation myths
- Shared practical goals
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Which pair of concepts represents Christian environmental teaching in the spec?
- Abortion and euthanasia
- Judgment and heaven
- Evolution and creation
- Dominion and stewardship
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Which biblical texts are cited in the spec for dominion and stewardship?
- Genesis 1 and 2
- Jeremiah 1:5 and John 11
- Genesis 1:28 and Psalm 8:6
- 1 Corinthians 15
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