Daily Practice · GCSE Religious Studies
December 1997 - GCSE Religious Studies 5-a-day
Every sheet in December 1997
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st December 1997Give one festival celebrated by both Sunni and Shia Muslims.
- 2nd December 1997Name one everyday situation, other than resisting temptation, that a Muslim might treat as an opportunity for the Greater Jihad.
- 3rd December 1997State one action, other than seeking forgiveness, that a couple might take to try to rebuild trust after adultery.
- 4th December 1997Besides sex, name one other protected characteristic listed in the Equality Act 2010.
- 5th December 1997What is the related, but distinct, Islamic concept of an intermediate state between death and the Day of Judgement called?
- 6th December 1997What is the Christian term for being raised to new life after death?
- 7th December 1997What word describes an act that is strictly forbidden in Islamic law?
- 8th December 1997In which of Aquinas's Five Ways does he argue from the fact that things move or change?
- 9th December 1997Give one named setting, other than the family home, where a child's religious upbringing might take place.
- 10th December 1997Name the international agreement that legally defines who counts as a refugee.
- 11th December 1997State one reason mainstream religious leaders speak out publicly against terrorism.
- 12th December 1997State one feature that makes a crime a 'hate crime' rather than an ordinary crime.
- 13th December 1997State one duty a modern prison chaplain might carry out to relieve suffering linked to punishment.
- 14th December 1997Which article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone has duties to the community?
- 15th December 1997Give one method, other than banning interest outright, that a government can use to prevent predatory lending.
- 16th December 1997Give one word for the Christian belief that God is present and active within creation and human life, as opposed to being distant and uninvolved.
- 17th December 1997Which New Testament letter contains the teaching that people are saved by grace through faith, and not by works?
- 18th December 1997According to Matthew 27:46, what does Jesus cry out on the cross?
- 19th December 1997Name the rite in which a person baptised as an infant later personally confirms their own Christian faith.
- 20th December 1997According to 1 Corinthians 12:12, what does Paul compare the Church to?
- 21st December 1997Name one major sign of the Last Day involving a false, deceptive figure.
- 22nd December 1997In which city did the Isra, the first part of the Night Journey, end?
- 23rd December 1997Name the prophet the Qur'an describes as being able to heal the sick and raise the dead by Allah's permission.
- 24th December 1997What might a Muslim who cannot travel for Hajj themselves choose to do instead, according to some scholars?
- 25th December 1997How many obligatory rakahs are performed in the Isha prayer?
- 26th December 1997Give one advantage sadaqah has over zakah when responding to a sudden emergency, such as a natural disaster.
- 27th December 1997Which Bible verse describes a believer as 'not bound' if their unbelieving spouse chooses to leave the marriage?
- 28th December 1997What does it mean to 'witness' a marriage?
- 29th December 1997Name the scientific process by which small variations passed between generations gradually change a species over time.
- 30th December 1997Give one non-religious reason for protecting the environment.
- 31st December 1997According to the hadith on dreams, what fraction of prophethood is a good dream from a righteous person said to be?