Daily Practice · GCSE Religious Studies
April 1987 5-a-day
Every sheet in April 1987
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st April 1987According to Qur'an 2:190, what limit is placed on fighting?
- 2nd April 1987Complete the quotation: 'Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as ______' (Ephesians 4:32).
- 3rd April 1987What does 'fitrah' mean in Islam?
- 4th April 1987Give one example of a structural change that could help reduce poverty in the long term.
- 5th April 1987Name the United Nations goal that aims to end poverty in all its forms everywhere by 2030.
- 6th April 1987State which numbered chapter of Genesis contains the second, more detailed account of the creation of Adam and Eve.
- 7th April 1987Which Genesis verse states that God created humankind 'in his own image'?
- 8th April 1987Give one task typically carried out by a Christian relief or aid organisation supporting persecuted communities.
- 9th April 1987Give one example of a media method a church might use to spread the Christian message today.
- 10th April 1987Give the one-word meaning of the name Al-Kareem.
- 11th April 1987Name the prophet associated with the Tawrat (Torah) in Islamic belief.
- 12th April 1987State what the term Mizan refers to in Muslim belief about the Day of Judgement.
- 13th April 1987Name the Pillar that involves pilgrimage to Makkah.
- 14th April 1987What is expected of a woman who does not fast during Ramadan due to menstruation?
- 15th April 1987What is the name for the sermon delivered as part of Jummah prayer?
- 16th April 1987Which Bible verse do many Christians use to support the idea that companionship is a purpose of marriage?
- 17th April 1987What is meant by a same-sex family?
- 18th April 1987In what year was Laudato Si' published?
- 19th April 1987What does the 'R' for Reduction mean in the 3Rs principle for animal research?
- 20th April 1987What does Peter's vision of the sheet of animals in Acts 10:9-16 come to be interpreted as meaning?
- 21st April 1987Name William James's philosophical approach of judging a belief partly by the practical difference it makes in a person's life.
- 22nd April 1987What is a theodicy?
- 23rd April 1987Name the just war criterion that requires only a recognised ruler or government, not a private group, to declare war.
- 24th April 1987State one reason Christians might value freedom as a route to peace.
- 25th April 1987Give one example of a reparative sentence a court might impose.
- 26th April 1987State one requirement classical Islamic law places on courts before certain fixed (hadd) punishments can be applied.
- 27th April 1987Give one non-legal way that prejudice in a community can be challenged.
- 28th April 1987Give one way a UK faith community might promote racial harmony locally.
- 29th April 1987Give the technical term for a theory of atonement that sees Christ's obedience as reversing or 'undoing' Adam's disobedience.
- 30th April 1987How many days does Acts 1:3 record that Jesus appeared to his disciples after the resurrection, before the ascension?