Lesson A1.T3.5.2
A1.T3.5.2 Sikh Perspective: Forgiveness Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Which Sikh scripture is cited in the spec for teaching about forgiveness?
- Guru Granth Sahib 1342
- Guru Granth Sahib 13
- Guru Granth Sahib 441
- Guru Granth Sahib 866
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Which specific scripture source is cited in the spec regarding Sikh forgiveness?
- Rehat Maryada 12
- Guru Granth Sahib 124
- Guru Granth Sahib 866
- Janamsakhi 45
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Which Sikh concept describes God's grace that can bring forgiveness and liberation?
- Mehar, divine grace
- Manmukh, self-will
- Maya, illusion
- Mukti, liberation
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Which Sikh principle supports forgiveness by encouraging charity and care for others?
- Seva
- Naam Japna
- Vand Chhako
- Kirat Karo
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Which Sikh teaching is most relevant to forgiving someone and seeking community peace?
- Humility before God
- Complete isolation
- Revenge and anger
- Strictest justice
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Which Sikh concept describes the self-centred ego that blocks forgiveness?
- Mukti
- Sattva
- Dharma
- Haumai
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Which of the five evils is most closely linked to anger that can block forgiveness?
- Lobh
- Kaam
- Hankar
- Krodh
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Which of the five evils is linked to greed?
- Lobh
- Krodh
- Moh
- Ahankar
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Which Sikh virtue is described as key in relation to forgiveness?
- Greed
- Envy
- Humility
- Pride
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Which concept reflects Sikh teaching on how God forgives everyone?
- Strict karma
- Divine grace
- Human merit
- Ritual sacrifice
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Which Sikh teaching directly links forgiveness with overcoming negative emotions?
- Suppressing truth
- Overcoming krodh
- Seeking vengeance
- Embracing anger
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Why might a Sikh choose to forgive a wrongdoer?
- To demand debt
- To show pride
- To reflect grace
- To gain power
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Which concept describes the Sikh idea of living in the will of God?
- Maya
- Karma
- Samsara
- Hukam
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What shapes Sikh attitudes towards forgiveness and handling interpersonal harm?
- Strict retaliation
- Anger and pride
- Humility and grace
- Complete avoidance
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Which Sikh ideal supports forgiveness by linking it with universal compassion?
- National pride
- Love for all
- Tribal loyalty
- Selective kindness
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Which core belief motivates a Sikh family to forgive a relative who hurt them?
- Legal pressure
- Financial gain
- Social status
- God's grace
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What is the relationship between forgiveness and spiritual liberation in Sikhism?
- Helps move toward mukti
- Replaces all worship
- Guarantees instant wealth
- Prevents spiritual growth
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Which sacred text is a primary source for Sikh teachings on forgiveness?
- Vedas
- Guru Granth Sahib
- Torah
- Tripitaka
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Which Sikh value describes selfless service that can support reconciliation?
- Samsara
- Dharma
- Teshuvah
- Seva
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Why does Sikh teaching view anger as a barrier to forgiveness?
- It creates wealth
- It promotes focus
- It blocks peace
- It ensures justice
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