Lesson B2.T3.1.2

B2.T3.1.2 Beliefs: Eschatology Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 13

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Lesson B2.T3.1.2, Beliefs: Eschatology: 20 multiple choice questions for the WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (C120), Unit 13: Route B Component 2 - Theme 3: Life and Death, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which two parables does the specification cite for Catholic teaching on heaven and hell?

    • Romans 8:1-39 and Hebrews 11:1-40
    • Luke 15:11-32 and John 10:1-18
    • Matthew 18:21-35 and Luke 16:19-31
    • Mark 4:1-20 and Acts 2:1-13

  2. Which Scripture passage is cited for Catholic teaching on purgatory?

    • 1 Corinthians 3:11-15
    • Genesis 3:1-24
    • Exodus 20:8-10
    • Psalm 23

  3. What is the Catholic state of purification after death called?

    • Limbo
    • Nirvana
    • Purgatory
    • Paradise

  4. Which term refers to the study of the last things, such as heaven, hell and judgement?

    • Pneumatology
    • Eschatology
    • Christology
    • Ecclesiology

  5. Which two ultimate destinations are connected to the parables of judgement?

    • Hell and purgatory
    • Heaven and earth
    • Earth and limbo
    • Heaven and hell

  6. What is the named teaching authority of the Catholic Church?

    • The Magisterium
    • The Clergy
    • The Synod
    • The Vatican

  7. What are the two official forms of the Catholic Magisterium called?

    • Ordinary and extraordinary
    • Papal and local
    • Formal and informal
    • Ancient and modern

  8. By which two methods is the Catholic Magisterium exercised?

    • Synodal and parish
    • Pontifical and conciliar
    • Bishops and priests
    • Clerical and lay

  9. Which encyclical is cited in the specification for the Magisterium's teaching on life?

    • Laudato Si
    • Salvifici Doloris
    • Evangelium Vitae 65
    • Evangelii Gaudium

  10. Which major twentieth-century Council do Catholic learners study?

    • Second Vatican Council
    • Council of Nicaea
    • First Vatican Council
    • Council of Trent

  11. What type of artefact is the Sarcophagus with Scenes of the Passion?

    • Medieval icon
    • Roman temple
    • Gothic altar
    • Christian sarcophagus

  12. Which candle expresses the resurrection of Christ in Catholic worship?

    • Advent candle
    • Paschal candle
    • Sanctuary lamp
    • Votive candle

  13. Which musical work is named for expressing Catholic beliefs about eternal life?

    • Fauré's Requiem
    • Mozart's Gloria
    • Handel's Messiah
    • Bach's Passion

  14. What three elements are named as part of the Catholic funeral rite?

    • Symbols, prayers, texts
    • Chants, vestments, oils
    • Readings, water, incense
    • Hymns, sermons, gifts

  15. Which prayer does the specification name as a central example of prayer in Catholic communities?

    • The Mool Mantra
    • The Amidah
    • The Lord's Prayer
    • The Shema

  16. How does Catholic teaching officially define prayer?

    • Clearing the thoughts
    • Repeating holy words
    • Asking for favours
    • Raising mind to God

  17. Which practice is a named Catholic way of helping the dead?

    • Offering Masses
    • Lighting candles
    • Reading scriptures
    • Fasting weekly

  18. Why do Catholics offer prayers and Masses for the dead?

    • Eradicating sin entirely
    • Instant sainthood
    • Purification of souls
    • Immediate damnation

  19. Which concept from Theme 3 refers to the judgement of each person after death?

    • Trinity
    • Redemption
    • Stewardship
    • Judgement

  20. Which well-known Christian prayer is a prime example of formulaic prayer?

    • The Lord's Prayer
    • The Hail Mary
    • Spontaneous prayer
    • Grace before meals

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