Lesson A1.T4.4.2
A1.T4.4.2 Hindu Perspective: Prejudice and discrimination Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4
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Which Hindu texts are cited in the spec regarding varna and dalits?
- Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads
- Ramayana and Mahabharata
- Vedas and Puranas
- Rig Veda and Manusmriti
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What range of views does the spec highlight regarding Hindu varna and dalits?
- Fixed and unalterable
- Western and alien
- Modern and secular
- Traditional and changing
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Whose differing views on varna and dalits does the spec ask learners to compare?
- Shankara and Ramanuja
- Rama and Krishna
- Vivekananda and Tagore
- Gandhi and Dr Ambedkar
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Which term describes unfair treatment of a person based on their protected characteristics?
- Stereotyping
- Inclusion
- Discrimination
- Prejudice
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Which Hindu teacher's teachings on equality and diversity are named in the spec?
- Mahatma Gandhi
- Guru Nanak
- Siddhartha Gautama
- Maimonides
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How is Rig Veda 10:90 used in discussions of Hindu social structures?
- Modern equality charter
- Dalit liberation manifesto
- Traditional varna text
- Secular legal code
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What specific social status is examined alongside Manusmriti 9.149-157 in this theme?
- Caste privilege
- Status of dalits
- Monastic asceticism
- Brahmin supremacy
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What aspect of Hindu attitudes does the spec ask learners to consider?
- Rigid orthodoxy
- Uniform beliefs
- Diverse attitudes
- Absolute dogmatism
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Why do Gandhi and Ambedkar feature together in discussions on varna?
- Different approaches
- Rigid agreement
- Mutual opposition
- Identical philosophies
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Which feature is central to the spec's Hindu content on prejudice?
- Modern western ethics
- Traditional and changing views
- Strict caste rules
- Only ancient scriptures
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What social system do the Rig Veda and Manusmriti references help explore?
- Karma doctrine
- Ashrama stages
- Purusharthas goals
- Varna system
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What do Hindu reform movements demonstrate regarding prejudice in the spec?
- Varied responses
- Complete uniformity
- Total indifference
- Strict isolation
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How do traditional and changing views coexist within Hindu communities according to the spec?
- Through violent conflict
- By mutual exclusion
- Side by side
- In total isolation
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Which teachings of Gandhi are cited in the spec regarding racial prejudice?
- Caste purity
- Equality and diversity
- Strict asceticism
- Nationalist separation
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What resource can Hindus draw on to oppose treating dalits as inferior?
- Absolute textual rejection
- Literal scriptural adherence
- Blind obedience
- Critical textual engagement
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Which three issues are raised in the spec for Hindu prejudice and discrimination?
- Varna, dalits and race
- Gender, wealth and age
- Ahimsa, karma and samsara
- Brahman, atman and moksha
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Which Hindu figures are named in the spec as reform movements related to prejudice?
- Shankara and Ramanuja
- Vivekananda and Ramakrishna
- Gandhi and Tagore
- Madhva and Chaitanya
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What traditional Hindu text is studied to understand challenges to traditional views?
- Upanishads
- Bhagavad Gita
- Rig Veda
- Manusmriti
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Comparing traditional texts with reform teachings shows how Hindu views on whom have been debated?
- Sannyasins
- Brahmins
- Gurus
- Dalits
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What is the legal framework protecting UK citizens from discrimination called?
- Freedom Code
- Equality Act
- Civil Rights Law
- Human Rights Act
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