Daily Practice · GCSE Religious Studies
October 2001 - GCSE Religious Studies 5-a-day
Every GCSE Religious Studies sheet published in October 2001, with answers. Beliefs, practices, key terms and the arguments set against them.
Every sheet in October 2001
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st October 2001According to 1 Corinthians 10:16, what does drinking the cup during Communion involve, in Paul's words?
- 2nd October 2001Which Islamic festival commemorates Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son?
- 3rd October 2001According to Qur'an 13:11, in what order do angels protect a person?
- 4th October 2001State the relationship between Husayn and Muhammad.
- 5th October 2001Give one festival celebrated by both Sunni and Shia Muslims.
- 6th October 2001Name one everyday situation, other than resisting temptation, that a Muslim might treat as an opportunity for the Greater Jihad.
- 7th October 2001State one action, other than seeking forgiveness, that a couple might take to try to rebuild trust after adultery.
- 8th October 2001Besides sex, name one other protected characteristic listed in the Equality Act 2010.
- 9th October 2001What is the related, but distinct, Islamic concept of an intermediate state between death and the Day of Judgement called?
- 10th October 2001What is the Christian term for being raised to new life after death?
- 11th October 2001What word describes an act that is strictly forbidden in Islamic law?
- 12th October 2001In which of Aquinas's Five Ways does he argue from the fact that things move or change?
- 13th October 2001Give one named setting, other than the family home, where a child's religious upbringing might take place.
- 14th October 2001Name the international agreement that legally defines who counts as a refugee.
- 15th October 2001State one reason mainstream religious leaders speak out publicly against terrorism.
- 16th October 2001State one feature that makes a crime a 'hate crime' rather than an ordinary crime.
- 17th October 2001State one duty a modern prison chaplain might carry out to relieve suffering linked to punishment.
- 18th October 2001Which article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone has duties to the community?
- 19th October 2001Give one method, other than banning interest outright, that a government can use to prevent predatory lending.
- 20th October 2001Give one word for the Christian belief that God is present and active within creation and human life, as opposed to being distant and uninvolved.
- 21st October 2001Which New Testament letter contains the teaching that people are saved by grace through faith, and not by works?
- 22nd October 2001According to Matthew 27:46, what does Jesus cry out on the cross?
- 23rd October 2001Name the rite in which a person baptised as an infant later personally confirms their own Christian faith.
- 24th October 2001According to 1 Corinthians 12:12, what does Paul compare the Church to?
- 25th October 2001Name one major sign of the Last Day involving a false, deceptive figure.
- 26th October 2001In which city did the Isra, the first part of the Night Journey, end?
- 27th October 2001Name the prophet the Qur'an describes as being able to heal the sick and raise the dead by Allah's permission.
- 28th October 2001What might a Muslim who cannot travel for Hajj themselves choose to do instead, according to some scholars?
- 29th October 2001How many obligatory rakahs are performed in the Isha prayer?
- 30th October 2001Give one advantage sadaqah has over zakah when responding to a sudden emergency, such as a natural disaster.
- 31st October 2001Which Bible verse describes a believer as 'not bound' if their unbelieving spouse chooses to leave the marriage?