Page 1: 2-Mark Questions

This page lists numerous 2-mark questions covering a wide range of topics in Christian beliefs, Muslim beliefs, and ethical issues. These questions primarily ask students to state definitions, provide examples, or identify key concepts.

Key areas covered include:

• Christian worship practices and sacraments
• Core Christian doctrines like the Trinity, incarnation, and atonement
• Muslim religious duties like salah and concepts like halal/haram
• Islamic beliefs about Allah and prophets
• Ethical concepts like sanctity of life, euthanasia, and abortion
• Relationship issues like marriage, divorce, and gender equality
• Concepts of good, evil, sin, and morality
• Social issues like discrimination, poverty, and human rights

Vocabulary: Salah - The Islamic practice of formal prayer performed five times daily.

Example: A sample question is "State two Christian beliefs about God", testing basic knowledge of Christian theology.

Highlight: These short questions assess students' grasp of fundamental religious terminology and concepts across multiple faiths and ethical domains.

Overall Summary

This document contains sample exam questions for the EDUQAS Philosophy, Religion and Ethics GCSE, covering:

• Christian beliefs and practices
• Muslim beliefs and practices
• Ethical issues like life and death, relationships, good and evil, human rights

Key features:

• 2-mark questions testing basic knowledge and definitions
• 5-mark questions requiring more detailed descriptions and explanations
• Focus on core religious concepts as well as contemporary ethical issues
• Questions assess understanding of both beliefs and practical applications

Highlight: The exam tests knowledge of key religious doctrines as well as how they are applied to modern ethical dilemmas.