Lesson A3.O5.2.2
A3.O5.2.2 Worship Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 10
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The 20 questions
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Which practice does the specification name as a key role in Sikh life?
- Church sermons
- Mandir visits
- Mosque classes
- Home prayer
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Which practice does the specification highlight as significant in Sikh worship?
- Naam Japna
- Mosque fasting
- Church baptism
- Mandir puja
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What is the term for a continuous, unbroken reading of the Guru Granth Sahib?
- Amrit Sanskar
- Ardas prayer
- Akhand Path
- Nagar Kirtan
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A family plans to read the whole Guru Granth Sahib without a break over several days. Which practice are they carrying out?
- Langar
- Gurpurb
- Amrit Sanskar
- Akhand Path
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Which form of worship can a Sikh carry out at home instead of a gurdwara?
- Personal meditation
- Amrit ceremony
- Akhand path
- Nagar kirtan
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What does the continuous reading of the Akhand Path ensure?
- Silent worship
- Quick completion
- Solo reflection
- Scripture remains central
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Which two practices relate to personal devotion in Sikh worship?
- Prayer and meditation
- Fast and pilgrimage
- Mandir and havan
- Puja and darshan
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What reflects worship in ordinary daily life for a Sikh?
- God-centred living
- Monastic retreat
- Strict asceticism
- Mandir attendance
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Why is daily prayer important in Sikhism?
- Gaining status
- Mandatory ritual
- Personal devotion
- Earning karma
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Which Hindu worship ritual involves offering fire?
- Japa
- Puja
- Havan
- Darshan
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Why do Sikhs value meditation on God's name daily?
- God-centred life
- Seeking wealth
- Mandatory penance
- Clearing karma
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Which practice shows the role of prayer in the home for Sikhs?
- Daily meditation
- Amrit initiation
- Nagar kirtan
- Shared langar
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What does Sikh worship primarily involve beyond attending the gurdwara?
- Personal and shared prayer
- Silent monastic retreat
- Mandatory weekly fasting
- Strict ascetic isolation
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What is the repetitive chanting of mantras in Hinduism called?
- Darshan
- Japa
- Arati
- Bhajan
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Why can Sikhs practise meditation on God's name anywhere?
- Clergy present
- No building needed
- Sacred river
- Mandir requirement
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What term describes the Sikh community of worshippers?
- Panth
- Gurdwara
- Sangat
- Khalsa
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Daily Scripture reading and meditation at home are examples of what?
- Amrit Sanskar
- Mandir puja
- Akand Path
- Personal worship
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Where do Sikhs take part in prayer, meditation and community practice?
- Gurdwara only
- Gurdwara and home
- Mandir only
- Home only
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Where is a Sikh permitted to meditate on God's name?
- Home and gurdwara
- Mandir only
- Home only
- Gurdwara only
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Which specific practice helps a Sikh keep God central during the working day?
- Reciting the Amrit Sanskar
- Meditation on God's name
- Wearing the five Ks
- Visiting the Harmandir Sahib
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