Lesson A3.O5.2.1
A3.O5.2.1 The gurdwara: practices in Britain and elsewhere Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 10
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The 20 questions
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Which two types of gurdwara are named in the British Sikh specification?
- Singh and Kaur
- Golden and Akal
- Khalsa and Nihang
- Bhatra and Ramgarhia
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What is the Sikh holy scripture kept as a central religious feature of the gurdwara?
- Torah scroll
- Qur'an
- Siddur
- Guru Granth Sahib
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What key concept is expressed by the langar meal within the gurdwara?
- Mukti
- Sewa
- Hukam
- Manmukh
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What essential community feature is always found inside every British gurdwara?
- Langara kitchen
- baptismal font
- confessional box
- sacred altar
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Besides worship, what main role do Bhatra and Ramgarhia gurdwaras play in Britain?
- Monastic training
- Political lobbying
- Social functions
- Judicial rulings
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A community centre wants to offer a meal open to all visitors as an expression of selfless service. Which Sikh practice does this most closely reflect?
- Akhand Path
- Langar
- Amrit Sanskar
- Vaisakhi
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Which gurdwara feature directly reflects its wider community and social role?
- Langar hall
- Nishan Sahib
- Palki stand
- Chauri sahib
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What is the literal translation of the term gurdwara?
- House of prayer
- Temple of peace
- Doorway to the Guru
- Community kitchen
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Which Sikh word describes the community of believers who gather in the gurdwara?
- Gurpurb
- Mool Mantra
- Mukti
- Sangat
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Which activity do visitors routinely take part in immediately after gurdwara worship?
- Silent meditation
- Fasting all day
- Burning incense
- Eating langar
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What does comparing gurdwara practice in Britain with elsewhere demonstrate?
- Total secularisation
- Abolition of tradition
- Shared core features
- Complete divergence
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Which regular practice forms part of daily community life in a gurdwara?
- Fasting rituals
- Sacrificial rites
- Silent retreats
- Preparing langar
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Why is the gurdwara langar considered a practical display of equality?
- Men eat separately
- All sit together
- Food is rationed
- Only leaders eat
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How do gurdwaras primarily connect with their surrounding local community?
- Acting as political hubs
- Operating as schools
- Combining worship and service
- Focusing only on scripture
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Which Sikh practice best demonstrates the principle of human equality today?
- Shared langar
- Amrit sanskar
- Kirtan singing
- Nishan hoisting
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What are the three main interconnected purposes of a gurdwara?
- Worship, community and service
- Sacrifice, chant and silence
- Pilgrimage, fasting and art
- Fasting, study and trade
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Why does the specification examine Bhatra and Ramgarhia gurdwaras specifically?
- Exclusive royal patronage
- Global headquarters
- Diversity in Britain
- Ancient historical origins
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What do the main religious features of a gurdwara primarily reflect?
- God and service
- Silence and isolation
- Warfare and victory
- Asceticism and wealth
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Which gurdwara practice most clearly links community life with equality?
- Dasvandh donations
- Nagar kirtan
- Akhand path
- Shared langar
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Why do gurdwaras combine worship with social and community functions?
- Service is worship
- Cultural tradition only
- Saving heating costs
- Government regulation
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