Lesson A3.O5.1.2
A3.O5.1.2 The Oneness of Humanity Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 10
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which Guru Granth Sahib passage is cited for the equality of men and women?
- GGS 125
- GGS 349
- GGS 294
- GGS 921
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Which Guru appointed women as preachers, according to the specification?
- Guru Tegh Bahadur
- Guru Arjan
- Guru Amar Das
- Guru Nanak
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Which practice is named in the specification as an example of equality in Sikhism today?
- Amrit Sanskar
- Vaisakhi
- Akand Path
- Langar
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What proportion of income is traditionally given as daswandh?
- One quarter
- One fifth
- Half
- One tenth
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What is considered a key priority in Sikh life according to the specification?
- Political power
- Monastic isolation
- Service to others
- Ascetic fasting
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Which two groups are contrasted regarding views on the Khalsa and Five Ks?
- Brahman and Shudra
- Monk and layperson
- Sunni and Shia
- Khalsa and sahaj-dhari
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What is the name of the free communal meal shared in the gurdwara?
- Karah
- Amrit
- Langar
- Prasad
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Which concept is directly linked to the oneness of humanity in Sikh teachings?
- Gender equality
- Monastic celibacy
- Nationalism
- Caste hierarchy
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Which Guru appointed women as preachers to promote equality?
- Guru Arjan
- Guru Nanak
- Guru Amar Das
- Guru Gobind Singh
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Which Guru is linked with the priority of service and daswandh?
- Guru Hargobind
- Guru Amar Das
- Guru Gobind Singh
- Guru Nanak
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What do the Five Ks primarily relate to in Sikh practice?
- Priestly ordination
- Monastic vows
- Wedding rituals
- Khalsa identity
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Why might khalsa and sahaj-dhari Sikhs differ regarding the Five Ks?
- Conflicting creation views
- Opposing holy sites
- Varying Khalsa practice
- Different sacred texts
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Which concept describes the Sikh practice of serving others without any reward?
- Mukti
- Haumai
- Gurmukh
- Sewa
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Which key Sikh practice demonstrates equality by having everyone sit together?
- Reading scriptures
- Sharing langar
- Fasting daily
- Pilgrimage walks
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Which sacred scripture reference teaches the equality of men and women?
- GGS 125
- GGS 349
- GGS 2
- GGS 728
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Whose lives provide key historical examples of equality in Sikhism?
- The Gurus
- The British rulers
- The Moghul emperors
- The Hindu priests
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What does selfless service to others primarily reflect in Sikhism?
- Political ambition
- Caste duty
- Personal wealth
- Human equality
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What is the term for Sikh selfless service performed without reward?
- Sewa
- Karma
- Mukt
- Haumai
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Which Sikh concept refers to community as a place of spiritual edification?
- Mukti
- Amrit Sanskar
- Sangat
- Haumai
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What are the Five Ks considered to be in Sikh tradition?
- Khalsa symbols
- Royal jewels
- Caste markers
- Monastic robes
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