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GCSE Religious Studies (AQA) — Buddhist ethics: 40 practice questions
40 original GCSE Religious Studies (AQA) questions on Buddhist ethics, each with an explanation and its source. Topics: Recall, Explanation, Developed explanation, Evaluation, Understanding, Developed application. Two free samples are below. Try 5 more free, no sign-up.
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Two Buddhist ethics questions with explanations
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Q1 Recall
Which of the Five Moral Precepts is worded “do not take life”?
1 marks
Q2 Recall
What does the precept “do not take what is not given” tell a Buddhist to avoid?
1 marks
OTHER UNITS
GCSE Religious Studies (AQA) practice questions by unit
- Judaism 22
- Islam 17
- Sikhism 65
- Theme G 22
- Theme H 18
- Shabbat 20
- Covenant at Sinai 20
- Life after death 20
- Mitzvot, free will and moral choice 20
- The divine presence (Shekhinah) 20
- Key Beliefs 20
- Practices 80
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