Religious Education - Year 8 Big Test 2 Revision

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Flashcards covering key definitions, the origins of Sikhism, the Five K's, the Guru Granth Sahib, Christian baptism, and Islamic practices/challenges.

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The Sikh place of worship is called the __________.

Gurdwara

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The Sikh holy book is known as the __________.

Guru Granth Sahib

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The founder of Sikhism was __________, who lived in the Punjab between 14691539CE1469-1539CE.

Guru Nanak

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A key belief in Sikhism is __________, the idea that everyone should be treated equally.

Equality

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The free vegetarian kitchen in the Gurdwara is called the __________.

Langar

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The Sikh Brotherhood is known as the __________.

Khalsa

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An educational part of the Mosque to learn more about Islam is called a __________.

Madrasah

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Guru Nanak disappeared for a total of __________ days after going to bathe in the river.

33

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Guru Nanak travelled __________ miles to spread his message to others.

30,00030,000

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Guru Nanak showed his positive view of equality by asking, 'why should we call her __________, who gives birth to great men?'

inferior

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When Sikhs become members of the Khalsa, males adopt the name __________ meaning lion.

Singh

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When Sikhs become members of the Khalsa, females adopt the name __________ meaning princess.

Kaur

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Sikhs believe that uncut hair, known as __________, is a sign of purity and a gift from God.

Kesh

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The __________ is a comb used by Sikhs to keep hair tidy and represent staying organised.

Kangha

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A steel bangle worn to show that God is eternal is called a __________.

Kara

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The __________ are shorts worn to remind Sikhs to be ready in their duty towards others.

Kachera

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The single edged sword that symbolizes freedom and the protection of the weak is the __________.

Kirpan

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The 10th and last human Guru was __________.

Guru Gobind Singh

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The Guru Granth Sahib is described as a __________ book rather than a story book.

hymn

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In an infant baptism, water is sprinkled on the baby __________ times to represent the Trinity.

33

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Jesus said '__________,' which tells Christians that children should be involved in church life.

Let the little children come to me

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The word __________ literally means 'permissible' and applies to food and behavior for Muslims.

halal

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Behaviours such as drinking alcohol and gambling are deemed __________ because they can lead to social problems.

haram

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A challenge for Muslim students in the UK is fasting during the month of __________ while others eat.

Ramadan

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Sikhs enter the __________ hall to worship God within the Gurdwara.

diwan

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A person who reads the Guru Granth Sahib at the Gurdwara is known as a __________.

Granthi