Lesson A1.T4.1.3
A1.T4.1.3 Christian Perspective: Issues of wealth and poverty Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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Which biblical parable is cited for Christian ethics of wealth?
- Rich man and Lazarus
- The Ten Virgins
- The Lost Sheep
- The Mustard Seed
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In Luke 16:19-31, what is the rich man's main failing?
- Breaking Sabbath
- Ignoring Lazarus
- Stealing property
- Denying God
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What happens to Lazarus after death in Luke 16?
- He remains hungry
- He is comforted
- He is punished
- He is forgotten
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Which Christian charity is named in the spec for alleviating poverty?
- Khalsa Aid
- Christian Aid
- Karuna Trust
- Islamic Relief
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Which situation illustrates relative poverty?
- Starving from famine
- Being completely homeless
- Lacking social activities
- Lacking clean water
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Why might a Christian view wealth as a responsibility?
- Proof of sinfulness
- Gift to help others
- Means to gain power
- Personal reward only
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Which teaching supports sharing business profits with people in poverty?
- Wealth should serve others
- Poverty is deserved
- Keep all earnings
- Wealth guarantees salvation
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What is the main ethical lesson of Luke 16:19-31 regarding wealth?
- Money has no purpose
- Focuses on afterlife only
- Poverty is always moral
- Duty to needy now
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What is the primary purpose of Christian Aid campaigning against unfair trade?
- Increasing church membership
- Abolishing all taxes
- Tackling poverty causes
- Promoting local tourism
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Which action best reflects Christian ethical concern about wealth?
- Accumulating luxury
- Charging high interest
- Avoiding charity
- Sharing resources
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What key message about poverty is taught in the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus?
- Poverty is self-inflicted
- Charity is optional
- Neglecting poor has consequences
- Wealth is always evil
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Which biblical parable teaches that wealth should be used for the needy?
- Exodus 20
- Romans 13
- Genesis 1
- Luke 16
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How should Christians evaluate how their wealth is earned?
- Just and honest
- Personal enjoyment
- Family inheritance
- Total profit size
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Which term describes a state of lacking essential human needs such as food and shelter?
- Social deprivation
- Absolute poverty
- Relative poverty
- Economic disparity
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According to Luke 16, what does giving charity primarily express?
- Clearing all sin
- Faith and care
- Buying salvation
- Gaining social status
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What does relative poverty measure wealth against?
- Global survival lines
- The surrounding society
- Historical inflation rates
- Absolute basic needs
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Which value is reflected in Christian Aid supporting developing world farmers?
- Absolute predestination
- Dignity and justice
- Strict pacifism
- Total economic isolation
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What ethical issue is raised by the acquisition of wealth?
- Exploiting others
- Avoiding pensions
- Choosing currencies
- Paying bank fees
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What do Christian ethics suggest about investing in companies that exploit workers?
- It is acceptable
- It is encouraged
- It is unethical
- It is irrelevant
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How does the message of Luke 16 apply to modern global poverty?
- Promoting financial saving
- Endorsing capitalism
- Encouraging monastic life
- Warning against ignoring need
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