Lesson A1.T4.4.1
A1.T4.4.1 Hindu Perspective: Human Rights and Social Justice Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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Which Hindu concept is named in the spec for practices promoting equality?
- Kashrut
- Dharma in action
- Tzedakah
- Ummah
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What term describes the moral obligation to uphold justice and fairness within society?
- Social dharma
- Karma yoga
- Moksha
- Samsara
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What does a conflict between personal religious duty and state law illustrate?
- Blind obedience
- Conscience versus law
- Absolute pacifism
- Religious extremism
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Which issue is raised alongside Hindu views on expression in the specification?
- Capital punishment
- Nuclear warfare
- Animal testing
- Censorship
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What is the primary aim of dharma in action as a practice of equality?
- Upholding right order
- Rejecting social duties
- Accumulating good karma
- Achieving final liberation
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Connecting self, God and the world relates to which Hindu teaching in the specification?
- Caste hierarchy
- Human dignity
- Temple architecture
- Strict asceticism
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Which example best illustrates religious extremism according to the specification?
- Peaceful dialogue
- Forced conversions
- Interfaith worship
- Charitable giving
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Why might a Hindu community defend freedom of religious expression?
- To isolate from society
- To practise beliefs openly
- To avoid paying taxes
- To gain political power
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Running a shelter for people of all faiths reflects which Hindu principle?
- Moksha attainment
- Ahinsa alone
- Dharma in action
- Ascetic withdrawal
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How does living dharma connect to human rights in Hindu teaching?
- Rejecting laws
- Promoting equality
- Enforcing poverty
- Isolating believers
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A conflict between personal conscience and state law creates what for a Hindu?
- Immediate liberation
- Spiritual apathy
- Religious tension
- Automatic promotion
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Which concept is most linked to limits placed on what religious communities can say?
- Discrimination
- Social justice
- Relative poverty
- Censorship
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A Hindu believer argues that living rightly in society is a form of worship. Which teaching is this?
- Salah prayer
- Dharma in action
- Shabbat rest
- Eightfold Path meditation
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What balance must be considered regarding Hindu views on extremism and expression?
- Mandatory worship
- Protecting free speech
- Ending education
- Banning all religion
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What principle might a Hindu use to challenge unfair treatment in society?
- Karma as total fate
- Maya as illusion
- Dharma as right action
- Ahimsa as non-movement
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Why is religious freedom linked to human dignity in Hindu teaching?
- Obeying government laws
- Increasing temple funds
- Respecting the divine soul
- Following ancient text rules
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Which combination best reflects Hindu human rights teaching in the specification?
- Asceticism and total silence
- Caste and strict isolation
- Dharma and free expression
- Ritual and animal sacrifice
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What does dharma require of a Hindu regarding society?
- Upholding others' good
- Ignoring social needs
- Avoiding community work
- Pursuing selfish goals
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How does the specification treat religious extremism in Hindu content?
- An outdated concept
- A forced mandate
- A minor issue
- A key concern
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The belief that God is present in all beings relates to what concept?
- Material wealth
- Scientific proof
- Human dignity
- Political power
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