Unit 1 Religion and Philosophical Themes overview quiz - WJEC GCSE Religious Studies quiz

Part A beliefs and teachings, and Part B two philosophical themes

Part A practices, and Part B two ethical themes

A coursework task and a written exam

A Christianity paper and a Catholic Christianity paper

Relationships and Human Rights

Worship and Festivals

Issues of Life and Death, and Issues of Good and Evil

Pilgrimage and Charity

There are three Gods

One God in three Persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit

God became human only once

God has no Son

Jesus rising from the dead

The end of the world

The creation of the universe

God the Son becoming human in Jesus

It is earned only by good works

It comes through God's grace and faith in Jesus' atonement

It is automatic for everyone

It is impossible to achieve

The belief in many gods

A festival of fasting

The absolute oneness and unity of Allah

A pilgrimage to Makkah

He is worshipped as God

He was the first prophet

He wrote the Qur'an himself

He is the final prophet sent by Allah

The literal word of Allah revealed to Muhammad through Jibril

A book written by Muhammad's followers after his death

A collection of Greek philosophy

Only a history of the Arab people

Life has no special value

Only some lives are worth protecting

Life is sacred and God-given, so it must be respected

Life ends completely at death

They reject all science

They reject all religion

They say only science is true

They read Genesis as theological truth, accepting the Big Bang and evolution as how God created

It is always forbidden by God

It can be supported with safeguards, judged by compassion and consent

It should be compulsory for the ill

It is never a moral question

The challenge that an all-powerful, all-loving God seems incompatible with evil and suffering

The belief that evil does not exist

A rule about punishment

A festival about good triumphing over evil

Revenge for its own sake

Reformation, helping offenders to change

Ignoring the offender

Rewarding the crime

Multiple choice only

One essay only

A ladder from short (a) to an extended (d) evaluation, with SPaG in (d)

Source analysis only