Daily Practice · GCSE Religious Studies
January 1997 - GCSE Religious Studies 5-a-day
Every sheet in January 1997
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st January 1997What happens to Job's fortunes by the end of the book, according to Job 42:10-17?
- 2nd January 1997A church holds Communion services attended by an average of 64 people each week. Calculate the total attendance over a 4-week month, assuming attendance stays the same.
- 3rd January 1997According to 1 Corinthians 12:12, what does Paul compare the Church to?
- 4th January 1997State the general term for the Last Day that these signs are believed to precede.
- 5th January 1997What is the name given to the winged creature traditionally said to have carried Muhammad during the Isra?
- 6th January 1997Give one way a Muslim today might use the story of a prophet other than Muhammad to guide their own behaviour.
- 7th January 1997Give one Hajj-specific rite that umrah does not include.
- 8th January 1997What is the term for personal, informal prayer, as opposed to the fixed ritual of salah?
- 9th January 1997State the fraction of qualifying surplus income that khums represents.
- 10th January 1997Under the no-fault divorce process, what is the minimum number of weeks between starting proceedings and applying for a conditional order?
- 11th January 1997Give one purpose of the walima.
- 12th January 1997Give one reason someone might object to using quality of life, on its own, as the basis for a person's value.
- 13th January 1997Which book, chapter and verse of the Bible describes God placing the first man in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it?
- 14th January 1997What does Ibrahim believe he is instructed to do through a dream, according to Qur'an 37:102?
- 15th January 1997Which two divine attributes does the traditional formulation of the problem of evil question?
- 16th January 1997Name one secular theory that explains war mainly in terms of states pursuing power and security.
- 17th January 1997Name the type of pacifism that accepts violence might sometimes be used, but only as a last resort.
- 18th January 1997Give one possible limitation of case-study peace organisations like Corrymeela.
- 19th January 1997State what is meant by restorative justice.
- 20th January 1997What is 'diyya'?
- 21st January 1997Name the Act of Parliament that lists 'religion or belief' as a protected characteristic in the UK.
- 22nd January 1997Which international court hears human rights cases under the European Convention on Human Rights?
- 23rd January 1997Give one modern Christian denomination that is part of Western Christianity and so normally includes the Filioque clause in its version of the Nicene Creed.
- 24th January 1997State the difference between particular judgement and general judgement.
- 25th January 1997State one reason some Protestant Christians have traditionally placed less importance on pilgrimage than on Bible reading and prayer.
- 26th January 1997According to the letter of James, why is faith without action described as 'dead'?
- 27th January 1997What historical event, in 632 CE, contributed to the eventual split between Sunni and Shi'a Islam?
- 28th January 1997Define the term Rasul.
- 29th January 1997Give one example of a personal decision, other than prayer for guidance, where a Muslim might feel decree and effort work together.
- 30th January 1997What does the term Ismah mean in relation to the Imams?
- 31st January 1997Give the surah and ayah reference of the Qur'anic verse describing Allah, the angels and those of knowledge bearing witness to His oneness.