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GCSE Religious Studies (AQA) — Sikhism: 65 practice questions

65 original GCSE Religious Studies (AQA) questions on Sikhism, each with an explanation and its source. Topics: Accurate recall, Developed knowledge, Source-of-authority application, Evaluation and justified judgement, Recall, Explain, Evaluate, Developed explanation, Contextual explanation, Explanation of barriers, Compare, Apply. Two free samples are below. Try 5 more free, no sign-up.

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Two Sikhism questions with explanations

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Q1 Accurate recall

Give one meaning of sewa in Sikhism.

1 marks

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Model answer. Sewa means selfless service to others.

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Q2 Developed knowledge

Explain two reasons why joining the Khalsa may be important to a Sikh.

4 marks

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Model answer. The Khalsa expresses a commitment to the Sikh community and disciplined religious life. The Five Ks make that commitment visible and can remind a Sikh to live by values such as courage, equality and service.

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