Lesson A1.T4.5.3

A1.T4.5.3 Sikh Perspective: Issues of wealth and poverty Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which concept does the spec name for Sikh ethics of wealth?

    • Tzedakah
    • Dhana
    • Sewa, or seva
    • Zakat

  2. Which Guru Granth Sahib pages are cited in the specification for ethical views on wealth?

    • 10, 50 and 100
    • 108, 250 and 500
    • 5, 20 and 500
    • 1, 42 and 1246

  3. Which Sikh charity is named in the spec for alleviating poverty in twenty-first century Britain?

    • Islamic Relief
    • Khalsa Aid
    • Karuna Trust
    • Food for Life

  4. What term means selfless service to others in Sikh ethics?

    • Maya
    • Sangat
    • Langah
    • Sewa

  5. A Sikh businessperson asks how to use wealth well. Which spec concept applies?

    • Sewa, or seva
    • Samsara
    • Maya
    • Karma

  6. Which Sikh charity works to alleviate poverty in twenty-first century Britain?

    • Sikh Relief
    • Nishan
    • Khalsa Aid
    • Sangat Trust

  7. What must Sikhs consider regarding the acquisition and use of money?

    • Currency exchange
    • Stock markets
    • Ethical considerations
    • Tax avoidance

  8. What Sikh practice links devotion to God with serving others?

    • Sewa
    • Mool Mantar
    • Langar
    • Mukti

  9. Which international Sikh relief charity is often highlighted for poverty work?

    • Khalsa Aid
    • CAFOD
    • Christian Aid
    • Islamic Relief

  10. Which charity is paired with sewa in the specification's Sikh content on wealth?

    • Christian Aid
    • Khalsa Aid
    • Islamic Relief
    • Sikh Welfare

  11. How does the practice of sewa direct the use of personal wealth?

    • Temple building
    • Serving others
    • Family inheritance
    • Personal luxury

  12. What is a key Sikh method for alleviating poverty in Britain?

    • Government taxation
    • Commercial investments
    • Sikh charities
    • Corporate lobbying

  13. According to Sikh ethics, what is the proper purpose of personal wealth?

    • To help others
    • Achieving karma
    • Funding asceticism
    • Accumulating status

  14. What does Sikh teaching primarily associate with personal wealth?

    • Ethical responsibility
    • Total insignificance
    • Divine punishment
    • Spiritual corruption

  15. Which Sikh concept links selfless service with human rights in the spec?

    • Sewa, or seva
    • Ahankar
    • Maya
    • Manmukh

  16. Which organisation might a Sikh support to help alleviate poverty?

    • Oxfam
    • Greenpeace
    • Amnesty International
    • Khalsa Aid

  17. Under which religious theme are Sikh teachings on wealth and charity studied?

    • Life and death
    • Wealth and poverty
    • Relationships and family
    • War and peace

  18. Why do Sikhs view wealth as a tool for service rather than possession?

    • Strict monastic rules
    • Duty of sewa
    • Fear of taxation
    • Rejection of money

  19. Supporting families in poverty links to which area of study?

    • Crime and punishment
    • Human rights
    • Wealth and poverty
    • Medical ethics

  20. A gurdwara runs a free kitchen open to all visitors. Which Sikh concept does this most reflect?

    • Manmukh
    • Maya
    • Karma
    • Sewa, or seva

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