Lesson A1.T2.5.1

A1.T2.5.1 Sikh and Non-Religious Perspectives: The world Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 2

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  1. What do Sikhs believe about the origin of the universe?

    • Result of evolution
    • Big Bang explosion
    • Created by God
    • Spontaneous generation
  2. Which Sikh scripture is cited for beliefs about the origin of the universe?

    • Guru Granth Sahib 1
    • Bhagavad Gita 2:17
    • Dhammapada 1
    • Qur'an 36:81
  3. What does the Sikh view of God as creator imply about the universe?

    • Created by chance
    • Depends on God
    • Exists independently
    • Eternal without God
  4. Which Sikh belief relates to environmental responsibility?

    • Material focus
    • Total detachment
    • Human stewardship
    • Human dominion
  5. Which passages of the Guru Granth Sahib are cited for stewardship?

    • 5 and 75
    • 21 and 1037
    • 1 and 50
    • 100 and 200
  6. A Sikh says the universe is God's creation and should be protected. Which concept is being expressed?

    • Samsara
    • Maya
    • Stewardship
    • Karma
  7. What scientific theory do students compare with Sikh creation belief?

    • String Theory
    • Quantum Loop
    • Steady State
    • Big Bang
  8. Which thinker's view of the Big Bang does the spec ask students to consider against Sikh views?

    • Guru Gobind Singh
    • Brian Cox
    • Richard Hooker
    • Gautama Buddha
  9. Which concept links Sikh stewardship with global citizenship?

    • Corporate profit
    • National isolation
    • Individual ownership
    • Shared responsibility
  10. What do Sikhs believe about the relationship between God and the universe?

    • Destroys instantly
    • Creates then abandons
    • Never interacts
    • Creates and sustains
  11. Which movement is linked to non-religious environmental responsibility in the spec?

    • Friends of Earth
    • Extinction Rebellion
    • Humanist Climate Action
    • Greenpeace
  12. Why does the spec link Sikh stewardship to action?

    • Scientific research
    • Economic growth
    • Political lobbying
    • Environmental responsibility
  13. What is true regarding Sikh scriptures and a creation story?

    • Rig Veda account
    • Six-day Genesis story
    • Big Bang scripture
    • No creation story
  14. Which Sikh idea is linked to the belief that God made everything?

    • Nature as divine
    • Matter as eternal
    • Humans as creators
    • God as creator
  15. What term describes the Sikh duty to care for the environment?

    • Sewa
    • Maya
    • Mukti
    • Stewardship
  16. A Sikh farmer avoids pollution because the land is God's gift. Which principle applies?

    • Dominion
    • Asceticism
    • Stewardship
    • Atheism
  17. Which concept does the spec link with Sikh environmental sustainability?

    • Humanist action
    • Scientific evolution
    • Global citizenship
    • Biblical dominion
  18. What do Humanists and Sikhs share regarding climate action?

    • Creation myths
    • Scriptural authority
    • Environmental responsibility
    • Divine judgment
  19. Which Sikh term describes God's will, through which the created universe operates?

    • Kama
    • Dharma
    • Hukam
    • Nirvana
  20. What do students examine regarding creation views and science?

    • Political policy
    • Potential conflict
    • Economic impact
    • Absolute agreement

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