Lesson A1.T3.1.1
A1.T3.1.1 Christian Perspective: Crime and Punishment Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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In Christian ethics, what term describes an action that breaks God's moral laws?
- Salvation
- Crime
- Sin
- Grace
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Which two categories of moral rules do Christians consider when judging right and wrong?
- Sacred and secular
- Legal and illegal
- Public and private
- Absolute and relative
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What is the term for a Christian's inner moral guide to right and wrong?
- Intellect
- Ego
- Conscience
- Intuition
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Which aim of punishment involves protecting society by discouraging others from committing crime?
- Retribution
- Reformation
- Deterrence
- Justice
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Which aim of punishment focuses on paying back the offender for the harm done?
- Deterrence
- Retribution
- Forgiveness
- Reformation
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Which two key virtues do Christians emphasise when dealing with crime and punishment?
- Wealth and power
- Love and justice
- Pride and wrath
- Fear and vengeance
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Which religious workers provide pastoral and spiritual support inside prisons?
- Youth ministers
- Street pastors
- Prison chaplains
- Parish priests
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Which Bible verse is cited in the spec for the Christian commandment against killing, in discussion of the death penalty?
- Matthew 18:21-22
- Exodus 20:13
- Micah 7:18
- Leviticus 24:17-20
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A judge wants a sentence that discourages other people from committing similar crimes. Which aim of punishment is this?
- Reformation
- Retribution
- Forgiveness
- Deterrence
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A prisoner attends classes, gains skills and is helped to change. Which aim of punishment does this most reflect?
- Deterrence
- Retribution
- Justice alone
- Reformation
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Which aim of punishment focuses on helping an offender change their behaviour?
- Execution
- Retribution
- Reformation
- Deterrence
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Which biblical passage on loving enemies is cited alongside turning the other cheek?
- Genesis 1:28
- Psalm 23:1
- Matthew 5:43-47
- John 3:16
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Which aim of punishment focuses on helping criminals change their behaviour?
- Protection
- Retribution
- Deterrence
- Reformation
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Why do Christian views on the death penalty vary?
- Strict biblical literalism
- Universal church law
- Varied scriptural interpretations
- Papal infallible decrees
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What is the primary role of prison chaplains according to religious teachings?
- Enforcing rules
- Pastoral support
- Leading patrols
- Punishing offenders
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How is 'sin' defined in Christian teachings on wrongdoing?
- Bad karma
- Genetic flaw
- Broken relationship
- Illegal act
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Which Christian moral approach links right and wrong directly to God's commands?
- Situational ethics
- Relativistic morality
- Utilitarian philosophy
- Absolute morality
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Which teaching do Liberal Christians apply when opposing the death penalty?
- Retributive justice
- Turning the cheek
- Capital punishment
- An eye for eye
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Which principle might a Conservative Christian cite to support the death penalty?
- Unconditional mercy
- Redemptive rehabilitation
- Absolute pacifism
- Proportionate justice
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What is the main goal of prison reformers in Christian social action?
- Hardening penal discipline
- Abolishing all prisons
- Improving inmate conditions
- Increasing prison sentences
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