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WJEC GCSE RS UNIT 2 Key Concepts Exam Questions and Answers 1. Responsibilities - ANSWER Actions you are expected to carry out 2. Roles - ANSWER patterns of behavior that are representative of a person's social status 3. Censorship - ANSWER restriction on access to ideas and information 4. Discrimination - ANSWER unjustifiable negative behavior toward a group and its members 5. Extremism - ANSWER The holding of extreme political or religious views; fanaticism 6. Human Rights - ANSWER the basic rights to which all people are entitled as human beings 7. Personal Conviction - ANSWER Something a person strongly feels or believes in 8. Prejudice - ANSWER A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience 9. Relative / absolute poverty - ANSWER a measurement of poverty based on a percentage of the median income in a given location / a level of poverty that is life threatening 10. Social justice - ANSWER the defense of human dignity by ensuring that essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are protected for all people 11. Free Will - ANSWER The idea that human beings are free to make their own choices 12. Heaven and Hell - ANSWER Heaven, portrayed as a vision of the family of saints reunited in Paradise, or a place of light, peace and joy, with no more sorrow or pain, where the faithful join in worship before the Throne of God. Hell, portrayed as the fate of the damned, a dark and frightening abyss, where each sinner is punished, and suffering in a manner appropriate to his or her sin. 13. Judgement - ANSWER The act of judging people and their actions 14. Pilgrimage - ANSWER A journey to a sacred/ holy place 15. reason - ANSWER Our ability to think logically 16. revelation - ANSWER An enlightening or astonishing disclosure: God revealing Himself to humans 17. vows - ANSWER Promises made between the couple getting married with God as a witness 18. Akhira - ANSWER An Islamic term for a belief in life after death 19. Al-Qadr - ANSWER Islamic belief in predestination 20. Burkha - ANSWER a loose garment covering the entire body, but the eyes 21. Id-ul-fitr - ANSWER Festival celebrated at the end of Ramadan 22. Isa - ANSWER Arabic name for Jesus 23. Lesser Jihad - ANSWER The external struggle against oppression 24. Makkah - ANSWER Muslim holy city 25. Mosque - ANSWER A Muslim place of worship 26. Muhammad - ANSWER Founder of Islam 27. Prophet - ANSWER A messenger from God 28. Ummah - ANSWER Muslim worldwide community 29. Hijab - ANSWER A head covering worn in public by some Muslim women. 30. Adultery - ANSWER A sexual act between a married person and someone other than their marriage partner 31. Divorce - ANSWER The legal dissolution of a marriage 32. Cohabitation - ANSWER Living together without being married 33. Commitment - ANSWER A pledge or promise 34. Contraception - ANSWER birth control 35. Gender equality - ANSWER People of all genders enjoying the same rights and opportunities in all aspects of their lives 36. Baptism - ANSWER Sacrament by which God cleanses all sin and one is introduced to the Christian family 37. Bible - ANSWER The holy book of Christians 38. Confirmation - ANSWER Religious ritual confirming vows made on your behalf as an infant: becoming a full member of the Christian family 39. Eucharist - ANSWER A Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper by consecrating bread and wine 40. Free Will - ANSWER The idea that human beings are free to make their own choices 41. Heaven and Hell - ANSWER Heaven, portrayed as a vision of the family of saints reunited in Paradise, or a place of light, peace and joy, with no more sorrow or pain, where the faithful join in worship before the Throne of God. Hell, portrayed as the fate of the damned, a dark and frightening abyss, where each sinner is punished, and suffering in a manner appropriate to his or her sin.

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WJEC GCSE RS UNIT 2 Key Concepts Exam
Questions and Answers


1. Responsibilities - ANSWER Actions you are expected to carry out

2. Roles - ANSWER patterns of behavior that are representative of a person's
social status

3. Censorship - ANSWER restriction on access to ideas and information

4. Discrimination - ANSWER unjustifiable negative behavior toward a group
and its members

5. Extremism - ANSWER The holding of extreme political or religious views;
fanaticism

6. Human Rights - ANSWER the basic rights to which all people are entitled
as human beings

7. Personal Conviction - ANSWER Something a person strongly feels or
believes in

8. Prejudice - ANSWER A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or
actual experience

9. Relative / absolute poverty - ANSWER a measurement of poverty based on
a percentage of the median income in a given location / a level of poverty
that is life threatening

10.Social justice - ANSWER the defense of human dignity by ensuring that
essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are protected
for all people
11.Free Will - ANSWER The idea that human beings are free to make their
own choices

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12.Heaven and Hell - ANSWER Heaven, portrayed as a vision of the family of
saints reunited in Paradise, or a place of light, peace and joy, with no more
sorrow or pain, where the faithful join in worship before the Throne of God.
Hell, portrayed as the fate of the damned, a dark and frightening abyss,
where each sinner is punished, and suffering in a manner appropriate to his
or her sin.

13.Judgement - ANSWER The act of judging people and their actions

14.Pilgrimage - ANSWER A journey to a sacred/ holy place

15.reason - ANSWER Our ability to think logically

16.revelation - ANSWER An enlightening or astonishing disclosure: God
revealing Himself to humans

17.vows - ANSWER Promises made between the couple getting married with
God as a witness

18.Akhira - ANSWER An Islamic term for a belief in life after death

19.Al-Qadr - ANSWER Islamic belief in predestination

20.Burkha - ANSWER a loose garment covering the entire body, but the eyes

21.Id-ul-fitr - ANSWER Festival celebrated at the end of Ramadan

22.Isa - ANSWER Arabic name for Jesus

23.Lesser Jihad - ANSWER The external struggle against oppression

24.Makkah - ANSWER Muslim holy city

25.Mosque - ANSWER A Muslim place of worship

26.Muhammad - ANSWER Founder of Islam

27.Prophet - ANSWER A messenger from God

28.Ummah - ANSWER Muslim worldwide community

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29.Hijab - ANSWER A head covering worn in public by some Muslim women.

30.Adultery - ANSWER A sexual act between a married person and someone
other than their marriage partner

31.Divorce - ANSWER The legal dissolution of a marriage

32.Cohabitation - ANSWER Living together without being married

33.Commitment - ANSWER A pledge or promise

34.Contraception - ANSWER birth control

35.Gender equality - ANSWER People of all genders enjoying the same rights
and opportunities in all aspects of their lives

36.Baptism - ANSWER Sacrament by which God cleanses all sin and one is
introduced to the Christian family

37.Bible - ANSWER The holy book of Christians

38.Confirmation - ANSWER Religious ritual confirming vows made on your
behalf as an infant: becoming a full member of the Christian family

39.Eucharist - ANSWER A Christian sacrament commemorating the Last
Supper by consecrating bread and wine

40.Free Will - ANSWER The idea that human beings are free to make their
own choices

41.Heaven and Hell - ANSWER Heaven, portrayed as a vision of the family of
saints reunited in Paradise, or a place of light, peace and joy, with no more
sorrow or pain, where the faithful join in worship before the Throne of God.
Hell, portrayed as the fate of the damned, a dark and frightening abyss,
where each sinner is punished, and suffering in a manner appropriate to his
or her sin.

42.Judgement - ANSWER The act of judging people and their actions

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