Lesson A1.T3.4.3
A1.T3.4.3 Hindu Perspective: Good, Evil and Suffering Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 3
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Which Hindu text is cited in the spec for the origin of evil and free will?
- Bhagavata Purana 6.1.45
- Rig Veda 10.129
- Bhagavad Gita 2.47
- Upanishads 3.2.1
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Which Bhagavad Gita verse is cited for the three gunas and their effects?
- Bhagavad Gita 2.17
- Bhagavad Gita 18.61
- Bhagavad Gita 7.10
- Bhagavad Gita 14.17
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Which Hindu concept describes the illusion that veils reality and contributes to suffering?
- Maya
- Ahimsa
- Dharma
- Moksha
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Which Hindu teaching about suffering is cited in the spec from the Brahma Sutras?
- Yoga Sutras 1.2
- Brahma Sutras 1.1.1 only
- Brahma Sutras 2.1.34-36
- Upanishad 3.4
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Which concepts link the origin of evil with human action in Hindu teachings?
- Gunas and ignorance
- Brahman and maya
- Atman and samsara
- Karma and moksha
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A Hindu teacher explains that ignorance leads to wrong actions. Which teaching is this?
- Ignorance as evil
- Divine punishment
- Pure illusion
- Preordained fate
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Which guna is linked with ignorance and delusion in the Gita 14.17?
- Sattva
- Dharma
- Tamas
- Rajas
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Which guna is linked with greed in the Gita 14.17?
- Ahimsa
- Rajas
- Sattva
- Tamas
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Which Hindu concept describes the balance between right and wrong action in the world?
- Samsara
- Maya
- Mukti
- Dharma
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Why does suffering exist according to Hindu teachings on actions?
- Divine cruelty
- External demons
- Random chance
- Consequences of karma
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Which Hindu concept describes the belief that suffering is linked to the consequences of past actions?
- Karma
- Dharma
- Ahimsa
- Shanti
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What key elements are considered in Hindu beliefs on evil and suffering?
- Fate and destiny
- Chance and luck
- Heredity and society
- Free will and karma
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Which Hindu concept links human choice with the origin of evil?
- Ahimsa
- Moksha
- Brahma
- Ignorance
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Which key Hindu concept is studied in responses to suffering alongside karma?
- Maya
- Samsara
- Dhyana
- Puja
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What primary Hindu concept explains suffering rather than divine anger?
- Veda
- Karma
- Mandir
- Avatar
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Which Hindu term refers to the law of cause and effect shaping moral choices?
- Guru
- Karma
- Atman
- Brahman
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What Hindu force links actions and intentions to the generation of evil?
- Karma
- Darshan
- Yoga
- Bhakti
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How does Hindu teaching suggest evil and suffering can ultimately be overcome?
- Spiritual knowledge
- Ritual wealth
- Blind faith
- Social isolation
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What are the three gunas in Hindu philosophy?
- Sattva, rajas, tamas
- Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
- Dharma, Artha, Kama
- Karma, Samsara, Moksha
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Which Hindu concept connects free will directly to personal moral accountability?
- Karma
- Atman
- Maya
- Varna
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