Lesson A3.O5.1.3

A3.O5.1.3 Gurmukh (God- centred) Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 10

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Lesson A3.O5.1.3, Gurmukh (God- centred): 20 multiple choice questions for the WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (C120), Unit 10: Route A Component 3 - Option 5: Sikhism, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What does the Sikh term gurmukh translate to in English?

    • Truth-seeker
    • Self-centred
    • God-centred
    • Soul-liberated

  2. Which Guru Granth Sahib passages are cited in the specification for being God-centred?

    • GGS 349 and 226
    • GGS 294 and 921
    • GGS 125 and 1054-55
    • GGS 72 and 1098

  3. Which Sikh concept is considered the direct opposite of gurmukh?

    • Langaring
    • Sewa
    • Haumai
    • Mukti

  4. What does the Sikh term haumai mean in English teaching?

    • Divine grace
    • Pride or ego
    • Devotional worship
    • Spiritual liberation

  5. Which Guru Granth Sahib passages are cited for the elimination of haumai?

    • GGS 294 and 921
    • GGS 125 and 1054-55
    • GGS 349 and 1098
    • GGS 226, 538 and 466

  6. A Sikh says that focusing on God rather than personal pride brings spiritual progress. Which concept does this describe?

    • Gurmukh, being God-centred
    • Khalsa initiation
    • Bhatra gurdwara
    • Vaisakhi

  7. What must be eliminated in order to achieve a truly God-centred life?

    • Nam Japna
    • Haumai
    • Sewa
    • Kirt Karna

  8. Which Sikh teaching directly addresses overcoming selfishness and ego?

    • Practising sewa
    • Visiting gurdwaras
    • Eliminating haumai
    • Reading scripture

  9. Which holy text provides the primary authority for gurmukh and haumai teachings?

    • Janamsakhis
    • Dasam Granth
    • Guru Granth Sahib
    • Rehat Maryada

  10. Why is being gurmukh viewed as a continuous way of life for Sikhs?

    • It earns financial wealth
    • It replaces scripture
    • It shapes daily choices
    • It guarantees miracles

  11. Which practice supports personal humility and God-centred living in Sikhism?

    • Seeking wealth
    • Accumulating power
    • Displaying status
    • Removing haumai

  12. Which Sikh text is cited for being God-centred in the specification?

    • Guru Granth Sahib
    • Bhagavad Gita
    • Talmud
    • Qur'an

  13. What is the term for a self-centred person in Sikh teaching, contrasting with gurmukh?

    • Manmukh
    • Granthi
    • Amritdhari
    • Khalsa

  14. How is God-centred living primarily expressed in daily Sikh practice?

    • Worship and meditation
    • Political activism
    • Ascetic withdrawal
    • Commercial success

  15. What does removing haumai primarily allow a Sikh to focus upon?

    • Social media
    • God
    • Personal status
    • Material wealth

  16. Which two key concepts are closely paired in Sikh teachings on spiritual focus?

    • Diwali and Vaisakhi
    • Gurmukh and haumai
    • Khalsa and kirpan
    • Sewa and langar

  17. Why does the Sikh specification cite multiple Guru Granth Sahib passages on gurmukh?

    • Poetic rhythm
    • Grammatical rules
    • Scriptural authority
    • Historical fiction

  18. What is the core characteristic of a God-centred Sikh?

    • Prioritises wealth
    • Seeks personal fame
    • Ignores community
    • Puts God first

  19. What effect does haumai have on spiritual progress according to Sikhism?

    • Deepens divine grace
    • Speeds up liberation
    • Enhances inner peace
    • Blocks spiritual growth

  20. Which teachings are followed by serving others and avoiding pride?

    • Sewa and haumai
    • Singh and kaur
    • Sangat and langar
    • Mukti and karma

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