Lesson B2.T4.1.1

B2.T4.1.1 Crime and Punishment Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 14

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The 20 questions

  1. What does a crime break that distinguishes it from a sin?

    • Civil law
    • Moral teaching
    • Church tradition
    • Religious law
  2. Which approach to the morality of actions holds that some acts are always wrong?

    • Absolutism
    • Relativism
    • Pragmatism
    • Utilitarianism
  3. Which approach to morality holds that the right action depends on the situation?

    • Natural Law only
    • Divine command only
    • Relativism
    • Absolutism
  4. Which rationale for criminal penalties involves stopping others from offending?

    • Retribution
    • Rehabilitation
    • Forgiveness
    • Deterrence
  5. Which rationale for criminal penalties focuses on helping the offender change?

    • Rehabilitation
    • Retribution
    • Absolution
    • Deterrence
  6. Which rationale for punishment is based on the idea of paying back the wrong done?

    • Rehabilitation
    • Reconciliation
    • Retribution
    • Deterrence
  7. Which two Scripture passages does the specification cite for Christian teaching on forgiveness?

    • Psalm 139:13-16 and Jeremiah 1:5
    • Isaiah 53:4-6 and Philippians 2:5-11
    • Genesis 9:6 and Exodus 21:24-25
    • Matthew 18:21-22 and Matthew 6:14-15
  8. What term describes the legal system imposing a death penalty for serious offences?

    • Corporal punishment
    • Community service
    • Life imprisonment
    • Capital punishment
  9. Which historical figure's letters to Macedonius discuss capital punishment?

    • St Augustine
    • Thomas Aquinas
    • Dietrich Bonhoeffer
    • John Calvin
  10. Which encyclical of Pope John Paul II does the specification cite on capital punishment?

    • Evangelium Vitae 56
    • Redemptor Hominis 12
    • Laudato Si 56
    • Dives in Misericordia 4
  11. Which Old Testament verse is named in the specification as an argument on capital punishment?

    • Genesis 9:6
    • Psalm 23:1
    • Leviticus 19:18
    • Ruth 1:16
  12. Which passage is cited in the specification for the principle of 'an eye for an eye'?

    • Matthew 5:38 only
    • Acts 2:38
    • John 1:1
    • Exodus 21:24
  13. Which Gospel passage is named in the specification for the teaching on turning the other cheek?

    • Luke 15:11-32
    • Matthew 6:14-15
    • Matthew 5:38
    • Matthew 18:21-35
  14. How has Catholic teaching on capital punishment changed over time?

    • It remained unchanged
    • It has developed
    • It became mandatory
    • It was completely abolished
  15. Alongside Christian arguments, what other category of views is considered on capital punishment?

    • Scientific views
    • Non-religious views
    • Buddhist views
    • Economic views
  16. Which concept from Theme 4 refers to forgiveness of wrongs?

    • Forgiveness
    • Eschatology
    • Trinity
    • Natural Law
  17. Which concept from Theme 4 refers to the wrongdoing against God and the moral law?

    • Eucharist
    • Church
    • Sin
    • Redemption
  18. Which concept from Theme 4 describes the view that moral truth is fixed and universal?

    • Absolutism
    • Salvation
    • Punishment
    • Relativism
  19. Which passage in Matthew describes forgiving someone seventy-seven times?

    • Matthew 7:12
    • Matthew 18:21-22
    • Matthew 5:38
    • Matthew 6:14-15
  20. Which Christian concept underpins arguments against capital punishment regarding life?

    • Predestination
    • Divine right
    • Corporate sin
    • Sanctity of life

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