Lesson B3.2.4
B3.2.4 Daily life Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 15
20 questions
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Lesson B3.2.4, Daily life: 20 multiple choice questions for the WJEC Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies (C120), Unit 15: Route B Component 3 - Study of a World Faith: Judaism, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which traditional morning prayer is recited by Jewish people upon waking up?
- Shema
- Modeh Ani
- Amidah
- Kaddish
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Which passage does the specification cite for the dietary laws?
- Genesis 2:24
- Exodus 20:8-10
- Psalm 139:13-15
- Leviticus 11:1-23
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Which dietary term does the specification name for food that is neither meat nor dairy?
- Halal
- Kosher
- Treyfah
- Parev
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What does the term treyfah mean in Jewish dietary laws?
- Not kosher
- Blessed meat
- Dairy product
- Neutral food
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Which food combination is strictly prohibited in traditional Jewish dietary laws?
- Fish with dairy
- Milk with meat
- Eggs with poultry
- Bread with wine
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What is a key requirement of a traditional kosher kitchen?
- Vegetarian only
- Separation of equipment
- Single oven use
- Open-plan layout
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Which word does the specification use for food that is kosher?
- Parev
- Treyfah
- Mikveh
- Kosher
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What do learners consider regarding keeping kosher in Britain?
- Benefits and challenges
- Global imports
- Costs and taxes
- History and origins
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Which oral law text is studied alongside the Tenakh for daily life?
- The Talmud
- The Ketuvim
- The Siddur
- The Neviim
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Which concept from the daily life topic refers to the Jewish dietary laws?
- Kashrut
- Shekinah
- Mezuzah
- Gurpurb
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Which dietary category describes food that is neither meat nor dairy?
- Parev
- Treyfah
- Kosher
- Halal
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Apart from dietary laws, what daily life practice is named in the specification?
- Charity giving
- Synagogue building
- Pilgrimage journeys
- Study of texts
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Which passage in the specification is linked with the dietary law on animals?
- Leviticus 11:1-23
- Matthew 6:14-15
- Psalm 23
- John 1:1-18
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Why is parev food important in Jewish dietary observance?
- Can accompany either
- Always contains fish
- Must be blessed
- Requires separation
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Which dietary restriction directly shapes the design of a kosher kitchen?
- Blood prohibition
- Sabbath cooking
- Fasting rules
- Milk and meat
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What aspect of Jewish practice is examined regarding modern British society?
- Hebrew literacy
- Rabbinic training
- Synagogue architecture
- Kosher observance
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What term describes the overall system of permitted Jewish foods?
- Kosher
- Shekinah
- Mitzvot
- Shabbat
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Which core elements make up the daily life section of the specification?
- Birth and death
- Worship and prayer
- Texts and diets
- Festivals and fasts
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Which food combination is strictly forbidden together in Jewish dietary laws?
- Bread and meat
- Fish and dairy
- Poultry and eggs
- Meat and milk
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What is a main practical challenge of keeping kosher in Britain?
- Temple closure
- Daily prayer
- Food availability
- Strict fasting
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