Lesson A3.O2.2.5
A3.O2.2.5 Social concern Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 7
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The 20 questions
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What is the main purpose of a Goshala in Hindu social concern?
- Crop irrigation
- Cow protection
- Leather trade
- Milk export
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Which organisation is linked to the Food for Life work named in the specification?
- ISKCON
- Brahma Kumaris
- Ramakrishna Mission
- Arya Samaj
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What does ISKCON's Food for Life project primarily provide?
- Medical clinics
- Housing grants
- School uniforms
- Vegetarian meals
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Which Sanskrit term means non-violence towards all living beings?
- Moksha
- Murti
- Ahimsa
- Trimurti
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Which concept refers to duty, righteousness and the moral order that guides conduct in Hinduism?
- Dharma
- Puja
- Diwali
- Brahman
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What does Brahman refer to in Hindu thought?
- Ultimate reality
- Moral duty
- Creator god
- Sacred river
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Which Hindu concept includes the duty to protect nature?
- Dharma
- Murti
- Puja
- Moksha
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What is a common practice during the festival of Diwali?
- Lighting lamps
- Washing sins
- Gazing statues
- Fasting daily
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Which specific Hindu social concern project is highlighted in the specification?
- Ganga Action Plan
- Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
- Hindu Aid International
- ISKCON Food for Life
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What does the Trimurti consist of in Hinduism?
- Rama, Krishna, Ganesha
- Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
- Veda, Purana, Upanishad
- Atman, Karma, Moksha
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Which term describes a sacred image of a deity used in worship?
- Dharma
- Ahimsa
- Moksha
- Murti
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Why are environmental projects at Vrindavan important for Hindus?
- Tourist income
- Water supply
- Religious duty
- Crop harvest
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A Hindu community wants its faith to show care for animals and people together. Which pair of concepts most directly supports this aim?
- Ahimsa and dharma
- Brahman and Trimurti
- Puja and darshan
- Moksha and murti
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A devotee gives food to hungry people at a temple charity kitchen. Which concept best describes this act of selfless service?
- Seva
- Murti
- Trimurti
- Brahman
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Why do Hindus respect nature because of Brahman?
- Divine presence
- Economic value
- Human ownership
- Scientific law
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Which term best describes moral duty applied to social care?
- Dharma
- Moksha
- Puja
- Ahimsa
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Which principle combines non-harm with the duty to protect all life?
- Murti
- Samsara
- Bhakti
- Ahimsa
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Which listed Hindu project focuses on protecting a sacred landscape?
- Diwali lamps
- Goshallas
- Food for Life
- Vrindavan projects
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What is the primary reason for cow protection in Hinduism?
- Expressing ahimsa
- Temple finance
- Leather trade
- Meat export
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How does social concern relate to worship in Hinduism?
- Separate activity
- Political policy
- Expression of duty
- Legal obligation
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