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1Which of the following best defines the term ‘faith’ in the context of religious education?

A A set of rituals performed daily B An unquestioned acceptance of doctrines C Trust and confidence in a higher power D A legal obligation to attend worship

2In the Christian tradition, the ‘Great Commission’ refers to:

A The call to pray three times a day B Jesus’ instruction to spread the gospel worldwide C A yearly fasting period D The establishment of church hierarchy

3Which principle is central to Islamic ethics regarding economic transactions?

A Usury (riba) is encouraged B Honesty and prohibition of interest C Mandatory donation of 50% of income D Exclusive trade within Muslim communities

4The concept of ‘Ubuntu’ in African religious thought primarily promotes:

A Individual achievement above all B Community harmony and mutual caring C Strict adherence to ritual law D Separation of religion and culture

5Which of the following is an example of religious freedom as protected by the Kenyan Constitution?

A Compulsory attendance at state churches B Right to change or renounce one's religion C Ban on all public worship D Mandatory religious education in all schools

6In Hinduism, the practice of ‘Seva’ refers to:

A Meditation on the divine B Selfless service to others C Ritual sacrifice of animals D Pilgrimage to the Ganges

7Which statement best describes religious pluralism?

A Only one religion is true and others are false B All religions share a common truth and deserve respect C Religions should be merged into one D Religions must be kept separate from public life

8A ‘fatwa’ is:

A A Christian hymn B A legal ruling by a Muslim scholar C A Buddhist meditation technique D A Hindu festival

9Which of the following is a core ethical teaching of Buddhism?

A The Five Precepts B The Ten Commandments C The Seven Sacraments D The Four Pillars of Faith

10Social justice in a religious context most closely aligns with which Biblical principle?

A ‘Love your neighbor as yourself’ B ‘Seek first the kingdom of heaven’ C ‘Render unto Caesar’ D ‘Blessed are the meek’

11Which of the following is a characteristic of religious extremism?

A Open dialogue with other faiths B Interpretation of scriptures in a literal, exclusive manner C Emphasis on compassion and tolerance D Flexible adaptation of rituals

12In the Kenyan context, interfaith dialogue is promoted mainly to:

A Convert others to a single faith B Reduce conflict and promote peace C Eliminate traditional beliefs D Standardise worship times

13Which religious leader is traditionally considered the spiritual head of the Roman Catholic Church?

A The Imam B The Dalai Lama C The Pope D The Patriarch

14The Islamic practice of ‘Zakat’ primarily serves to:

A Finance personal luxuries B Support the poor and reduce inequality C Fund military campaigns D Purchase religious texts

15Which of the following best illustrates the principle of ‘separation of church and state’?

A Government funding only one religion B Religious symbols in all public schools C Neutral policies that do not favor any religion D Mandatory prayer before elections

16In Judaism, the day of rest known as Shabbat begins at:

A Sunrise on Friday B Sunset on Friday C Midnight on Saturday D Noon on Sunday

17Which ethical principle is central to the African Traditional Religion’s view on environmental stewardship?

A Exploitation for profit B Harmony with nature C Isolation from nature D Domination of nature

18The term ‘ecumenism’ refers to:

A A movement for unity among Christian denominations B A type of Islamic prayer C A Hindu festival of lights D A Buddhist meditation posture

19Which of the following actions would most likely violate the principle of religious freedom?

A Allowing all faiths to build places of worship B Prohibiting a minority religion from holding public gatherings C Providing religious education in schools D Protecting sacred sites from vandalism

20In the context of religious leadership, the term ‘prophet’ is best described as:

A A political ruler B One who interprets sacred texts for legal matters C A messenger chosen by the divine to convey guidance D A ceremonial dancer