Lesson A1.T4.6.3

A1.T4.6.3 Buddhist Perspective: Issues of wealth and poverty Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 4

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Lesson A1.T4.6.3, Buddhist Perspective: Issues of wealth and poverty: 20 multiple choice questions for the WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (C120), Unit 4: Route A Component 1 - Theme 4: Issues of Human Rights, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which Buddhist teaching is named in the spec for ethical considerations about wealth?

    • The Ten Commandments
    • The Shema
    • The Five Ks
    • The Four Noble Truths

  2. Which figure's example is named in the spec for Buddhist ethics of wealth?

    • Guru Nanak
    • Siddhartha Gautama
    • Maimonides
    • Mahatma Gandhi

  3. Which Buddhist group is named in the spec alongside Right Action, The Middle Way and dhana?

    • Triratna Buddhists
    • Tibetan lamas
    • Theravada monks
    • Zen practitioners

  4. Which Buddhist charity is named in the spec for poverty and injustice in Britain?

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

  5. What is the Buddhist term for generosity and giving freely?

    • Dhana
    • Karuna
    • Dukkha
    • Metta

  6. Which Buddhist concept promotes balance in the use of wealth?

    • Right Livelihood
    • Anatta
    • Bodhisattva
    • Middle Way

  7. What does the spec require learners to consider about wealth?

    • Total renunciation
    • Compulsory tithing
    • Acquisition and use
    • Mandatory poverty

  8. A Buddhist asks how to acquire wealth ethically. Which spec teaching is most relevant?

    • Right Concentration only
    • Right Action
    • The Ten Commandments
    • Right Speech only

  9. Which root cause of suffering helps explain issues of poverty?

    • Enlightenment
    • Meditation
    • Craving
    • Wisdom

  10. Which Buddhist figure's example is used in the spec to illustrate an ethical approach to wealth?

    • Siddhartha Gautama
    • Angulimala
    • Milarepa
    • Mara

  11. Which Buddhist charity operates in Britain to alleviate poverty?

    • CAFOD
    • Christian Aid
    • Karuna Trust
    • Islamic Relief

  12. What is the primary aim of Buddhist charities in Britain?

    • Build temples
    • Convert citizens
    • Train monks
    • Alleviate poverty

  13. Which concept links Triratna Buddhists' practices to ethical use of wealth in the spec?

    • Dhana
    • Maya
    • Ummah
    • Kashrut

  14. Which group is specifically linked to the Middle Way and wealth in the spec?

    • Theravada monks
    • Triratna Buddhists
    • Zen masters
    • Pure Land priests

  15. A Buddhist community wants to help people escape poverty. Which spec charity matches this aim?

    • Karuna Trust
    • Christian Aid
    • World Jewish Relief
    • Islamic Relief

  16. What is the Sanskrit term for compassion used in poverty relief?

    • Dhana
    • Karuna
    • Tanha
    • Metta

  17. Which Buddhist virtue supports giving generously to those in need?

    • Ahankar
    • Dhana
    • Maya
    • Manmukh

  18. Which part of the Eightfold Path guides ethical wealth acquisition?

    • Right Concentration
    • Right Speech
    • Right Mindfulness
    • Right Action

  19. Under which theme topic is Buddhist wealth ethics grouped?

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

  20. How does Buddhism view wealth according to the specification?

    • Totally irrelevant
    • Purely evil
    • Always spiritual
    • An ethical concern

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