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Who is known as the first Archbishop of Canterbury?

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St Augustine

St Augustine played a key role in the Christianization of England in the 6th century.

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Who is regarded as the first British martyr?

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St Alban

St Alban is recognized for his martyrdom for converting to Christianity.

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What is the significance of martyrdom in Christianity?

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Martyrdom represents the ultimate sacrifice for one’s faith.

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Name three major Christian denominations.

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  • Catholicism
  • Protestantism
  • Orthodoxy
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What are cathedrals primarily used for?

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Cathedrals serve as principal churches of bishops.

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What are stained glass windows often used for in churches?

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Stained glass windows depict biblical stories and saints.

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What does the Christian year encompass?

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The Christian year includes seasons like Advent and Lent

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Fill in the blank: The layout of a church typically is a _______.

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Cross

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What is the Catholic Mass?

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The Catholic Mass is a central act of worship in Catholicism.

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What historical event does the Windrush refer to?

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The arrival of Caribbean immigrants to Britain in 1948.

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Who was Harriet Tubman?

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Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist.

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What role did Martin Luther King play in the civil rights movement?

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Martin Luther King was a leader advocating for nonviolent protest against racial segregation.

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What is the role of the Pope?

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The Pope is the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church.

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What group elects the Pope?

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The Election of the Pope is conducted by the College of Cardinals.

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Name two titles of the Pope.

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  • Bishop of Rome
  • Vicar of Christ
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What is the role of a cardinal?

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Cardinals assist the Pope and may serve as bishops.

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What does canonisation refer to?

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Canonisation is the process of declaring someone a saint.

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What are papal encyclicals?

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Papal encyclicals are letters issued by the Pope that talk about issues in the world.

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Who is Pope Francis?

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Pope Francis is the current Pope, known for his focus on humility and social justice.

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What year did the Church of England separate from the Roman Catholic Church?

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1534

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True or False: The term ‘martyr’ refers to someone who is killed for their religious beliefs.

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True

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Fill in the blank: The Christian year begins with _______.

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Advent

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What is the primary act of worship in the Catholic Church called?

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The Mass

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Which denomination of Christianity is known for its emphasis on the authority of Scripture?

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Protestantism

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Name one of the most famous British martyrs.
Thomas Becket
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What is the significance of Easter in the Christian year?
It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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True or False: The Anglican Church is a denomination that originated in Britain.
True
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What does the term 'denomination' refer to in Christianity?
A distinct group within Christianity with its own beliefs and practices.
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a Christian denomination? A) Catholic B) Baptist C) Hindu
C) Hindu
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What is celebrated during Lent?
A period of penance and fasting leading up to Easter.
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Fill in the blank: The liturgical color for Advent is _______.
Purple
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Which British monarch is associated with the establishment of the Church of England?
King Henry VIII
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True or False: The Protestant Reformation was a movement that sought to reform the Catholic Church.
True
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What is the purpose of the Mass in the Catholic Church?
To celebrate the Eucharist and remember the Last Supper of Jesus.
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Name one of the sacraments recognized by the Protestant denominations.
Baptism
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What is the final Sunday of the Christian year called?
Christ the King Sunday
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a major Christian holiday? A) Thanksgiving B) Halloween C) Christmas
C) Christmas
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What does 'martyrdom' signify in Christianity?
The suffering and death of a person for their faith.
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Fill in the blank: Pentecost occurs ______ days after Easter.
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What is the main difference between Catholic and Protestant beliefs regarding the authority of the Pope?
Catholics recognize the Pope as the spiritual leader, while Protestants do not.
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Which British martyr was burned at the stake in 1555?
Hugh Latimer
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What is the significance of Ash Wednesday?
It marks the beginning of Lent.
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True or False: The Christian year consists of various seasons and feasts.
True
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What is the primary focus of the season of Advent?
Preparation for the coming of Christ.
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What is the primary role of leadership in the Christian church?
To guide and support the spiritual growth of the congregation.
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True or False: The Windrush generation refers to immigrants from the Caribbean to the UK after World War II.
True
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Who was Martin Luther King Jr.?
A civil rights leader known for his nonviolent activism and speeches advocating for racial equality.
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Fill in the blank: Harriet Tubman is best known for her role in the _______.
Underground Railroad
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What is one significant contribution of Popes throughout history?
Providing spiritual leadership and influencing global politics.
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Which British monarch was in power during the time of the Windrush generation?
Queen Elizabeth II
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Multiple Choice: What was the main focus of Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech? A) Economic equality B) Racial equality C) Education reform D) Healthcare access
B) Racial equality
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What was Harriet Tubman's nickname?
Moses
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True or False: The Pope is considered the spiritual leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
True
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What significant event is associated with the Windrush generation in 1948?
The arrival of the ship HMT Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks.
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Short Answer: What principle did Martin Luther King Jr. advocate for in his civil rights movement?
Nonviolent resistance
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Fill in the blank: The British Empire was at its height during the _______.
19th century
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What was one of the key roles of the church during the British Empire?
To spread Christianity and Western values.
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Multiple Choice: Which Pope is known for his role in the Second Vatican Council? A) Pope John Paul II B) Pope Pius XII C) Pope John XXIII D) Pope Benedict XVI
C) Pope John XXIII
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True or False: Harriet Tubman served as a spy for the Union during the Civil War.
True
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What is a common theme in the leadership styles of both Martin Luther King Jr. and Harriet Tubman?
Courage and commitment to justice.
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Fill in the blank: The Pope resides in _______.
Vatican City
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Short Answer: What was the impact of the Windrush generation on British society?
It significantly influenced multiculturalism and diversity in the UK.
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What movement did Martin Luther King Jr. lead?
The American Civil Rights Movement.
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Multiple Choice: Which Pope is known for his efforts in interfaith dialogue? A) Pope Francis B) Pope John Paul II C) Pope Benedict XVI D) All of the above
D) All of the above
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True or False: The Underground Railroad was a literal railroad system.
False
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What was the significance of the Emancipation Proclamation related to Harriet Tubman?
It declared the freedom of slaves in Confederate states and was a goal of her efforts.
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Short Answer: Name one challenge faced by the Windrush generation upon arrival in the UK.
Racial discrimination and lack of housing.
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What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach to achieving civil rights?
Nonviolent protest and civil disobedience.
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Fill in the blank: The _______ is the highest authority in the Roman Catholic Church.
Pope
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How many Popes have there been before Pope Francis?
266
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What is the first stage of mass
Greeting
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What is the second stage of mass
Readings from the old and new testaments and the sermon
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What is the third stage of the mass
The creed and prayers
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What is the fourth stage of mass
Offertory
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What is the fifth stage of mass
Eucharistic prayer and blessing of body and blood
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What is the sixth stage of mass
The lords prayer and sign of peace
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What is the seventh stage of mass
Communion the congregation recieve the body and blood
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What is the eighth stage of mass
The blessing
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What is Laudato Si?
It is a Papal encyclical. In laudato si, the pope talks about how we should take care of our planet.
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What is Fratelli Tutti?
Papal encyclical. It urges us to build a better life and world from love and to stop seeing each other as competitors but as brothers and sisters- one global family