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RE GCSE Unit 3.2: Matters of Life and Death Quiz
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1What is meant by immortality of the soul?
- AThe idea that the soul lives on after death
- BThe idea that when the body dies, any 'soul' dies as well
- CThe idea that humans will be resurrected on Judgement Day
2What do Christians believe about life after death?
- AThose that have been good will go the Heaven and those who have sinned will go to Hell
- BThat the soul lives on after death
- CThat two angels will open a book containing records on all the things a person has done in their lifetime
- DThe soul will get reincarnated into a new body
- EThat once the body dies, the soul does too
3How might the belief in afterlife affect how a Christian acts in life?
- AThey will do good work so they can go to Heaven
- BThey may repent their sins
- CThey pray to God
- DThey put Christian teachings into action
- EThey might follow a vocation which dedicates their life to God - e.g. nurse or priest
- FThey will only look out for themselves and not be charitable
- GThey will sin
- HThey will never attend Church
- IThey will convert to many different religions in their lifetime
4Muslims believe that akhirah ([blank_start]Life after death[blank_end]) first starts with an angel of death taking a person's [blank_start]soul[blank_end] to barzakh. Allah will then judge each individual on the way they lived their life. On the day of Judgement the body will be [blank_start]resurrected[blank_end] and two angels will open the book which contains the record of what a person has done in their lifetime; if their name is recorded on the right-hand side they will go to [blank_start]al'Jannah[blank_end] (Paradise) but if their name is recorded on the left-hand side they will go to [blank_start]Jahannam[blank_end] (Hell)
- ALife after death
- BThe immortality of the soul
- CHeaven
- Dsoul
- Ebody
- Fsins
- Gresurrected
- Hreincarnated
- Idestroyed
- Jal'Jannah
- KJahannam
- LJahannam
- Mal'Jannah
5Why do Muslims believe in the afterlife?
- AThe Qur'an states that we came from Allah and must return to Allah
- BSurahs 11 and 56 teach that those who live a good life will go to Paradise and that Allah is powerful but also merciful
- CTeaching and practice of the Prophet Muhammed
- DBecause there is definite proof of it
- EBecause Islam teaches that the good will be rewarded and the evil punished
- FBecause all the other religions also believe in afterlife
- GBecause there is proof of the existence of ghosts
6How might the belief of an afterlife affect the life of a Muslim?
- AAll Muslims try to follow the teachings of the Qur'an and Shari'ah law, and those both teach that Allah will judge individuals after death.
- BThey will follow the example of the Prophet Muhammed and try to be a good Muslim
- CThey will try to act in the way Allah wishes, caring for others and not causing harm.
- DMuslims believe Allah sees everything they do and they will be judged on this in the afterlife so they will try to please him
- EThey will go against the Qur'an's teachings
- FThey will convert to many other religions in their lifetime
- GThey will not pray or worship Allah
7Match the keyword of the non-religious belief in life after death to the description.
[blank_start]Near-death experiences[blank_end] - Descriptions of people leaving their bodies after they've nearly died, often seeing dead relatives or a bright light.
[blank_start]Paranormal activity[blank_end] - Unexplained events often thought to have a spiritual cause, such as ghosts, and can be contacted to by Mediums.
[blank_start]Reincarnation[blank_end] - The belief that after death, a person's soul is reborn into another body.- ANear-death experiences
- BParanormal activity
- CReincarnation
8Why might any person (Religious or not) believe in an afterlife?
- AThe idea of death is difficult to deal with
- BBelief in an afterlife seems to make life fairer
- CSometimes people feel still feel the presence of dead loved ones
- DIt makes sense that those who have led a good life should be rewarded and those who have not should be punished
- EBecause there is conclusive proof of life after death
9What reasons are there that people might not believe in life after death at all?
- ABecause there is lack of trustworthy evidence
- BBecause science can explain everything in the universe better than religion can
- CBecause religion is outdated and irrelevant
- DBecause humans are simply mortal, how could there be anything else?
- EBecause they are atheist and don't believe in any religion anyway
- FBecause Jesus said that 'in my father's house, there are many rooms'
- GBecause people have reportedly seen ghosts and other supernatural beings
- HBecause some people can remember details from previous lives
10What is abortion?
- AThe deliberate termination of a foetus from the womb before it can survive
- BThe voluntary ending of a person's life to stop suffering
- CArtificial means of preventing a pregnancy
- DProviding a seriously ill person with the means to commit suicide
11What arguments for abortion (Pro-choice) are there?
- AWomen have the right to choose what happens to their body
- BIn cases of rape, abortion should be allowed
- CIt is kinder to allow the abortion if the child will be severely disabled
- DBabies have the right to be loved and cared for and not every woman can provide this
- ELife begins at contraception
- FAn embryo has the right to life as much as any other human
- GEven disabled children have the right to live
- HPutting the child up for adoption is an option
- IThe increased availability of abortions encourages sexual promiscuity, which can lead to the spread of STIs.
12What Christian arguments against abortion are there?
- AAbortion is viewed as murder
- BLife is sacred and a gift from God
- CGod has a plan for every human
- DAll life has value even if a child might be born disabled
- ELife begins at contraception
- FJesus taught about compassion towards each other
- GWe cannot be sure if life begins at contraception
- HIn cases of rape or incest, it is the kindest action
- IMedical technology allows us to identify problems with the foetus
- JAbortion is the best choice if the mother's life is at risk
13Why might a Muslim allow abortion?
- ASome Muslim women believe they should be able to choose what happens to their bodies
- BBefore ensoulment, the foetus is not believed to yet have a soul and so can be aborted.
- CSome argue that abortion should be allowed in cases of rape or incest.
- DAfter 120 days, abortion is only permitted if the mother's life is in danger.
- EAbortion is not allowed if the pregnancy is the result of adultery
- FAn unplanned pregnancy is not a reason for an abortion
- GAbortion is never allowed in cases where parents are concerned that they cannot care for a child
- HAll life is sacred because it is a gift from God, abortion is taking away life and so it is wrong
- I"Whosoever has killed a soul, it is as though he has murdered all of mankind" (Qur'an 5:32)
- JThe mother already has responsibilities to carry out
14Euthanasia is the painless killing of someone dying from a painful disease.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
15What arguments for euthanasia are there?
- AAllows the patient to die peacefully
- BThe patient dies with dignity
- CEuthanasia saves medical costs
- DMedical staff can focus on patients with more of a chance of recovery
- EIt relieves family burden
- FAll life is sacred and destroying any life is wrong
- GLegalising euthanasia can lead to a slippery slope of people being forced to be euthanised or people being pressure to.
- HDoctors can be wrong about a diagnosis
- IHospices provide alternative care for patients so euthanasia is not needed
- JHelping someone to commit suicide means living with that for the rest of your life
16Which of these is a reason why a Christian might accept euthanasia?
- AGod intends people to have a good quality of life, and someone might have a very low quality of life while terminally ill.
- BLife should be valued, even when someone is in pain.
- CIt interrupts God's plan for everyone.
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