Lesson A1.T4.1.1

A1.T4.1.1 Christian Perspective: Human Rights and Social Justice Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which Bible passage is cited for Christian teaching on the dignity of human life?

    • Matthew 25:31-46
    • Genesis 1:26-27
    • Luke 16:19-31
    • Galatians 3:27-29
  2. Whose image are humans created in, granting them dignity in Christianity?

    • God's image
    • The universe's image
    • A prophet's image
    • An angel's image
  3. How is agape best described in Christian practice promoting equality?

    • Family loyalty
    • Romantic passion
    • Strict legal justice
    • Unconditional love
  4. Which scenario illustrates a conflict between personal religious conviction and state law?

    • Absolute pacifism
    • Just war theory
    • Conscience versus law
    • Divine command theory
  5. Why might a Christian oppose censorship of religious expression?

    • Ecumenical unity
    • Human dignity
    • Papal supremacy
    • Biblical infallibility
  6. What term describes holding and acting on views that violently reject others' rights?

    • Religious tolerance
    • Religious pluralism
    • Interfaith dialogue
    • Religious extremism
  7. What principle gives every human inherent worth according to Christian belief?

    • Samsara
    • Karma
    • Predestination
    • Imago Dei
  8. What Christian concept motivates practical charitable service for the good of others?

    • Agape
    • Scholasticism
    • Liturgie
    • Asceticism
  9. Which concept is defined as the ability to share beliefs without interference?

    • Freedom of expression
    • Social stratification
    • Economic justice
    • Absolute equality
  10. What term describes the fair distribution of resources and opportunities in society?

    • Retributive justice
    • Social justice
    • Capitalism
    • Natural selection
  11. What type of poverty describes having much less than others in the same society?

    • Absolute poverty
    • Chronic poverty
    • Relative poverty
    • Extreme poverty
  12. What is a direct consequence of government censorship for religious communities?

    • Enhanced dialogue
    • Restricted practice
    • Increased funding
    • Mandatory worship
  13. Why might Christian responses support limits on freedom of religion?

    • Banning all prayer
    • Preventing extremism
    • Enforcing tithing
    • Promoting secularism
  14. How might agape guide a believer facing conflict between conscience and the law?

    • Violent overthrow
    • Complete silence
    • Accepting consequences
    • Denying faith
  15. Why do Christians link human dignity to the doctrine of creation?

    • Social status
    • Political power
    • Economic utility
    • Intrinsic value
  16. Which principle would a church cite if a government banned its critical newsletter?

    • Eucharistic reality
    • Religious freedom
    • Apostolic succession
    • Papal infallibility
  17. What term describes the inherent worth and value of every human person?

    • Human error
    • Human capital
    • Human resource
    • Human dignity
  18. Defending a minority faith's right to meet publicly applies which concept?

    • Religious freedom
    • Divine command
    • State atheism
    • Strict censorship
  19. Which Christian concept motivates believers to promote human rights and dignity for all?

    • Retributive justice
    • Divine right
    • Just war
    • Agape love
  20. Why might a Christian view religious extremism as a threat to human rights?

    • Justifies harming others
    • Encourages pacifism
    • Enforces pluralism
    • Promotes secularism

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