Revision Flashcards by Oliver Reeves

What is a community

A group of people with something in common

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What are the positives to being in a community

Having a sense of worth
Learning new things
Making freinds

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What are the negatives of community

People dividing imto different groups instead of coming together
Responsibility

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What is a responsibility

Something that others trust you to do for everyones benefit, or something that is the right thing to do

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What is a cathedral

A building that houses the bishops chair

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What is the church

The people of god

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What is a dioscese

The area of the church run by a certain bishop

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What is a deanery

A group of parishes in a dioscese

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What is a parish

A buila small area with a parish church and parish preist

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Who is the preist

The man that runs a parish

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What is the first thing that happens in baptism

Welcome: The priest welcomes the child and parents at the door of the church and asks if they are willing to bring up the child as a Christian

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What is the second thing that happens in baptism

Bible readings and prayers: There is a short reading from the Bible and prayers for the baby, the parents and the God-parents to help them in their role of bringing up the child

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What is the third thing in baptism

Exorcism: The priest holds up his hands and says ‘Oh God, you sent your son to cast out the power of Satan, set this child free from original sin

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What is the fourth thing in baptism

The Anointing: The priest anoints the child on the chest with the oil of catechumens

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What is the fith thing in baptism

The promises: The child is brought to the font with the parents and God- parents. The priest asks them some questions and together they say ‘I do.’

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What is the sixth thing to happen in baptism

The baptism: Water is poured over the child’s head three times. The priest says the child’s name and ‘I baptise you in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.’ Water symbolises new life.

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What is the sixth thing to happen in baptism

The Anointing with Chrism oil: This is the second anointing. Chrism oil is a symbol of being chosen for a special task – to live as a Christian in a loving way

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Name three symbols used in baptism

White gown: The child often wears a white gown as a symbol of purity
Baptismal candle: A candle is given to one of the parents or God-parents who light it from the great Paschal candle. This is a sign of hope that the child will live their life the way Jesus wants them to.
Blessings: The Lord’s Prayer is said and the priest blesses the child, the child’s parents and all the friends and family in the church

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How many books are in the bible

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Name all the types of writings in the bible

History
Laws
Gospels
Letters
Wisdom
Prophecy
Acts of the apostles

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How many books are in the new testament

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How many books in the old testament

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Name the gospel writers

Mark matthew luke john

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What happens at mark 4: 35-41

Jesus calms the storm

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What happens at genesis 1:2-4

God created light

What bible do we use in school

The good news bible

What is thr most common bible

The king james' bible

What happned on the first day of creation

God made day and night

What happned on the second day of creation

God made the sky amd heavens

What happned on the third day of creation

God made the land and plants

What happned on the fourthday of creation

God made the sun and moon

What happned on the fith day of creation

God made the birds in the sky and fish in the sea

What happned on the sixth day of creation

God made adam out of dirt, put him to sleep and made eve out of his rib

What does literally true mean

Something that happned exactly as described

What does symbolically true mean

A metaphor for what actually happned

What is evolution

The natural process of development through survival of the fittest

What is a covenant

A promise

Name the abrahamic faiths

Juddaism, christianity and islam

What does polytheist mean

The belief in multible gods

What does monotheist mean

The belief in one god

What was the first plauge

The river nile turned to blood

What was the second plaige

The plauge of frogs

What was the third plauge

The plauge of lice

What was the fith plauge

The plauge of flies

What was the fith plauge

The plauge of animal disease

What was the sixth plauge

The plauge of boils

What was the 7 plauge

The plauge of hail

What was the 8th plauge

The plauge of locusts

What was the ninth plauge

The plauge of darkness

What was the last plauge

The angel of death

What is the passover?

The Passover is the one of the most important festivals in the Jewish year. It is also known as the Pesach

What is the plate used in the Passover?

The Seder plate

What does saltwater represent in the Passover?

Saltwater represents the tears of the Jews in Egypt

What does the egg represent in the Passover?

The egg represents new life. It is not eaten, but it is roasted.

What does Matzva represent in the Passover and what is it?

Matze is unleavened bread. It represents the speed of the Jews, leaving Egypt.

What does bitter .herbs representing the Passover?

herbsrepresent the bitter suffering of the Jews

What does Pasley represent on the Seder plate?

Parsley represents the fresh start of the Jews after leaving Egypt

What is Charoset and what does it represent?

Charis, it is a sweet mixture of herbs in fruits and nuts, and represents the motor that the slaves used in Egypt to build buildings

How did Jewish families prepare for the Passover meal?

Jewish families, prepare for the Passover meal by clearing the all bits of bread from the house, such as wheat, barley and oats. Jews hide bread around the house for children to find and burn.

Why is the Passover important to the Jews?

It helps them empathise with the oppressed people of Egypt

What is oppression?

Oppression is prolonged crueller, unjust treatment of people and the exercise of authority

Name three countries that still have slavery today

Countries that still have slavery include Nigeria, Indonesia, Egypt, Myanmar, Iran, Turkey, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo

What is the first commandment?

Worship no good for me

What is the second commandment?

Worship, no idol

What is the third commandment?

Do not say the Lord's name in vain

What is the fourth commandment?

Keep the sabbath day, holy

What is the fifth commandment

Honour your father and your mother

What is the sixth commandment?

Do not murder?

What is the seventh commandment?

Do not commit adultery

What is the eighth commandment?

Do not steal

What is the ninth commandment?

Do not lie

What is the 10th commandment?

Do you not be jealous?

What is Mount Sinai?

Is the mountain where the 10 Commandments were revealed to Moses?

What is sex?

The physical activity between people that involve sexual organs or intercourse

What is marriage?

The joining of two people in a lifelong commitment. It is also one of the sacraments.

What is fornication?

People who are not married to having sex

What is adultery?

A marriedperson, having sex with someone, they're not married to

What is a coveting?

To cover it is to desire or fantasise about another person

What is sexual morality?

Sexual morality is thinking or behaving in a respectful way towards others

What does marital mean?

In marriage

What does unitive mean?

Should be about coming closer together

What does procreative mean?

Open to having children

Recite the Chinese creation story

Heaven was made when light and heavy mist separated. Light mist rose and made heaven and heavy mist went down and made earth. ying and yang represent the balance of the four spirits from everything this came, and if there was only one spirit, they would all be destroyed. Thank you was a giant created by ying and yang he never stop growing. He dug up lots of mountains and shapes of the Earth. When he died. He became five mountains and the parasites on his body became humans.