Religious Ethics and Values Quizzes for Year 2 Comprehensive School

Question 1

Which of these is not a Christian value?

Accepted Answer

Selfishness

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Love

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Honesty

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Kindness

Question 2

How can the internet help people learn about religious rules?

Accepted Answer

It lets people see different ways to follow rules.

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It doesn't help at all.

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It makes people follow more rules.

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It makes people more religious.

Question 3

You borrowed a toy from a friend and accidentally broke it. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Tell your friend and offer to replace it.

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Keep the toy and hope your friend doesn't notice.

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Try to fix it yourself, even if you don't know how.

Question 4

How do religious ethics help people make good decisions?

Accepted Answer

They guide people's choices by providing rules and principles.

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They make people feel bad if they do something wrong.

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They don't have any impact on people's choices.

Question 5

You find a wallet on the playground that has money and a photo of a pet inside. What is the right thing to do?

Accepted Answer

Give the wallet to your teacher.

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Keep the wallet and money for yourself.

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Throw the wallet away.

Question 6

Which of these actions shows kindness to animals, a value found in many religions?

Accepted Answer

Feeding a hungry cat

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Chasing a dog to scare it

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Throwing litter in a park where animals live

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Walking past an injured bird without helping it

Question 7

Sometimes, what our religion teaches us might be different from what the law says. What should we do when this happens?

Accepted Answer

Consider both our religion's teachings and the law, and decide what to do based on the situation.

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Always follow our religion's teachings, because they are always right.

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Always follow the law, because it applies to everyone.

Question 8

Imagine people from different religions. Do you think they might have different ideas about what's right and wrong? If so, how could this affect the choices they make?

Accepted Answer

Yes, different religions might lead to different ideas about right and wrong, which could affect the choices people make.

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No, everyone has the same ideas about right and wrong.

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I'm not sure if religion has any impact on the choices people make.

Question 9

When we make good choices because we follow our religious beliefs, what kind of ethics are we following?

Accepted Answer

Religious ethics

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Secular ethics

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Universal ethics

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Personal ethics

Question 10

You find a lost wallet with money inside. What should you do according to religious ethics?

Accepted Answer

Give the wallet and the money to a grown-up you trust to help you find the owner.

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Keep the wallet and the money because you found it.

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Use the money for yourself because you need it more.

Question 11

Can you explain the difference between 'ethics' and 'values'? Give an example of each.

Accepted Answer

Values are what we think is important, like being kind or honest. Ethics are the rules that guide our behavior.

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Ethics are like the rules of a game, while values are what make the game enjoyable.

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Ethics and values are the same thing, just with different names.

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I'm not sure.

Question 12

How do religious ethics affect the choices people make in their everyday lives? Provide an example.

Accepted Answer

For instance, someone who values helping others might volunteer at a homeless shelter due to their religious beliefs.

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Religious ethics have no impact on people's daily decisions.

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Religious ethics only guide decisions about significant life events, like marriage or career choices.

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Religious ethics require people to strictly adhere to rules without exceptions.

Question 13

Your friend is feeling sad and lonely. How can you show them you care, based on the values you've learned in Religious Education?

Accepted Answer

Listen to them, offer words of comfort and support, and let them know you're there for them.

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Tell them to cheer up and get over it.

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Ignore them and hope they feel better on their own.

Question 14

When making an ethical decision, what is the most important thing to consider?

Accepted Answer

The possible outcomes of your decision

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How you will feel after making the decision

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What your friends would do in the same situation

Question 15

How do religious beliefs about honesty and kindness influence how people treat others?

Accepted Answer

Religious beliefs encourage honesty and kindness, leading people to treat others with respect and compassion.

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Religious beliefs only affect behavior in religious settings, not in daily life.

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Religious beliefs have no impact on how people treat others; it's a personal choice.

Question 16

Why do different religions have different rules and beliefs?

Accepted Answer

Because different religions have different ideas about what is right and wrong.

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Because religious rules never change.

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Because people from other religions don't understand their own rules.

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Because people from other religions are not as good as we are.

Question 17

What does the Golden Rule say?

Accepted Answer

Treat others as you want them to treat you

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Be kind to everyone

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Love your enemies

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Do as you please

Question 18

How do we know the difference between right and wrong?

Accepted Answer

Right and wrong are determined by our conscience

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Right and wrong are determined by the law

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Right and wrong are determined by our feelings

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Right and wrong are determined by our parents

Question 19

How can we put religious teachings into practice in our daily lives?

Accepted Answer

By following religious ethical values and teachings

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By going to religious services regularly

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By praying regularly

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By believing strongly in religious teachings

Question 20

Which of these values is NOT taught by many religions?

Accepted Answer

Greed

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Love

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Honesty

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Kindness

Question 21

Why is it important to follow ethical principles and values?

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To create a society that is fair and just

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To impress others

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To avoid getting in trouble

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To become popular

Question 22

Which of these actions shows empathy?

Accepted Answer

Helping someone in need

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Making fun of someone different

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Ignoring someone's feelings

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Being selfish

Question 23

What should you do if you see someone being bullied?

Accepted Answer

Tell a grown-up

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Join in with the bullying

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Ignore it

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Laugh at the person being bullied

Question 24

What do the Ten Commandments teach us about?

Accepted Answer

How to live a good life

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How to make money

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How to be famous

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How to stay out of trouble

Question 25

Which of these is a quality that helps us build strong friendships?

Accepted Answer

Honesty

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Laziness

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Arrogance

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Dishonesty

Question 26

How can we tell the difference between right and wrong?

Accepted Answer

Our conscience tells us

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Our feelings tell us

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Our friends tell us

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The law tells us

Question 27

What is a consequence of lying?

Accepted Answer

Losing trust

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Getting rewarded

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Feeling proud of yourself

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Becoming more popular

Question 28

Which of the following is NOT a Christian virtue?

Accepted Answer

Greed

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Patience

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Kindness

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Love

Question 29

According to the Golden Rule, we should treat others:

Accepted Answer

As we want to be treated.

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With respect.

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As they treat us.

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In a way that benefits us.

Question 30

Which of these actions is ethical?

Accepted Answer

Telling the truth

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Stealing from others

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Lying to get what you want

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Hurting others

Question 31

What is the difference between a belief and a value?

Accepted Answer

Values guide our actions, while beliefs guide our thoughts.

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Beliefs are more important than values.

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Values are more personal than beliefs.

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There is no difference between a value and a belief.

Question 32

Why is it good to follow ethical principles?

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It helps us create a better world for ourselves and others.

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It makes our parents happy.

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It gets us a reward.

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It keeps us out of trouble.

Question 33

What is the most important goal of living ethically?

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To create a fair and harmonious society

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To make ourselves feel good

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To please God

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To earn rewards.

Question 34

Which of the following is NOT a value commonly taught by most religions?

Accepted Answer

Greed

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Love

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Kindness

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Respect

Question 35

Why is treating others with respect important in many religions?

Accepted Answer

It shows that we care about them

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It helps us feel good about ourselves

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It is the polite thing to do

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It is against the law

Question 36

Which of the following is an example of being fair?

Accepted Answer

Sharing toys equally with friends

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Taking more than your share of food

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Lying to get what you want

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Cheating on a test

Question 37

Which of the following actions promotes kindness and helpfulness?

Accepted Answer

Helping a friend in need

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Taking something without asking

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Telling a lie to cover up a mistake

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Being rude to someone

Question 38

What are the rules that help us to live together happily and in peace?

Accepted Answer

Laws and rules

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Our feelings and desires

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What our friends tell us to do

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What our favorite TV show characters do

Question 39

Which value means treating everyone fairly, even if they are different from us?

Accepted Answer

Equality

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Greed

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Dishonesty

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Disrespect

Question 40

What might happen if we don't follow the rules of right and wrong?

Accepted Answer

We may feel bad or guilty

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We will be rewarded

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We will always be happy

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We will be proud of ourselves

Question 41

What is the name of the part in the Bible that has the Ten Commandments?

Accepted Answer

Exodus

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Genesis

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Leviticus

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Deuteronomy

Question 42

What is a situation where you have a hard time choosing between two good or two bad options?

Accepted Answer

A dilemma

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An easy decision

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A moral question

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A religious issue

Question 43

Which of these is NOT a good source of guidance for making ethical choices?

Accepted Answer

TV shows

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Parents

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Teachers

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Friends

Question 44

Why is it important to follow ethical principles in our everyday life?

Accepted Answer

To create a better world for everyone

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To avoid getting into trouble

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To make our parents happy

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To get rewards

Question 45

Which of these values, from religious teachings, shows us how to be kind to others?

Accepted Answer

Love

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Respect

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Honesty

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Justice

Question 46

Is it better to do what feels good to you, or what you know is right?

Accepted Answer

What I know is right.

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What feels good to me.

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It depends on the situation.

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I don't know.

Question 47

If I think only about myself and not about others, what am I being?

Accepted Answer

Selfish

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Generous

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Kind

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Honest

Question 48

When you have a disagreement, what is the best way to fix it?

Accepted Answer

Talk to each other calmly.

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Use violence or force.

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Ignore the problem and hope it goes away.

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Blame someone else.

Question 49

Which of these is not considered an ethical value?

Accepted Answer

Laziness

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Honesty

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Fairness

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Courage

Question 50

What is the term for the study of right and wrong?

Accepted Answer

Ethics

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Philosophy

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Religion

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Psychology

Question 51

What happens if we act against our conscience?

Accepted Answer

We feel guilty

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We feel proud

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We receive a gift from God

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We get promoted at work

Question 52

How can religious ethics help us when we face tough choices?

Accepted Answer

By giving us a framework to analyze the issue

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By providing clear-cut answers

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By assuring us that we'll always make the right decision

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By telling us what other people would do

Question 53

Which of these is not a value that most religions share?

Accepted Answer

Greed

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Love

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Respect

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Kindness

Question 54

Why do many religious people follow ethical principles?

Accepted Answer

Because they want to live a good and fulfilling life

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Because they believe it will bring them good luck

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Because they fear punishment from God

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Because they are forced to

Question 55

What is the name of the rule that teaches us to treat others as we would like to be treated?

Accepted Answer

The Golden Rule

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The Ten Commandments

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The Beatitudes

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The Sermon on the Mount

Question 56

Which of these is an example of a difficult choice that you might have to make?

Accepted Answer

Deciding whether to help someone in need even if it means getting into trouble

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Deciding whether to share your toys with a friend

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Choosing which flavor of ice cream to eat

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Deciding what to wear to a party

Question 57

Who is a good example for many Christians to follow?

Accepted Answer

Jesus

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Moses

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Muhammad

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Buddha

Question 58

The Golden Rule says to treat others how?

Accepted Answer

In the same way you would like them to treat you

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With respect

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With kindness

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Fairly

Question 59

Which one is NOT a virtue?

Accepted Answer

Greed

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Kindness

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Honesty

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Compassion

Question 60

What does it mean to be fair?

Accepted Answer

Treating everyone equally

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Giving everyone what they need

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Helping those who deserve it most

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None of these

Question 61

Which of these is NOT a good way to solve an argument?

Accepted Answer

Get angry

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Talk it through

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Listen to each other

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Compromise

Question 62

What is forgiveness?

Accepted Answer

Letting go of anger and hurt

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Forgetting what someone did wrong

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Pretending that nothing happened

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None of these

Question 63

What does it mean to 'be fair'?

Accepted Answer

Treating everyone equally

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Punishing those who do wrong

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Helping those in need

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Following the rules

Question 64

Which of these is a common ethical value found in many religions?

Accepted Answer

Love

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Greed

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Power

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Dishonesty