RS

Question 1

Belief

Answer 1

an acceptance that something exists or is true, especially one without proof.

Question 2

Fact

Answer 2

A thing that is known or proved to be true

Question 3

Opinion

Answer 3

A view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge

Question 4

Creed

Answer 4

A statement of your most important beliefs

Question 5

United Nations

Answer 5

An international organisation that aim to establish human rights

Question 6

Prejudice

Answer 6

To pre-judge: an opinion that is without reason or experience

Question 7

Discrimination

Answer 7

Prejudice in action: treating someone differently because of something e.g race, religion or gender

Question 8

Segregation

Answer 8

To separate and keep apart

Question 9

Boycott

Answer 9

To refuse to use a particular service or company, usually as a protest against them

Question 10

Civil rights

Answer 10

The rights of citizens (people) to freedom and equality

Question 11

Righteous indignation

Answer 11

A sense of injustice at what is morally wrong

Question 12

Lynch

Answer 12

To kill someone without trial

Question 13

Ahimsa

Answer 13

Non-injury

Question 14

Pacifism

Answer 14

Belief that violence is wrong

Question 15

Satyagraha

Answer 15

‘Truth force’

Question 16

Parable

Answer 16

A story used to show a moral or spiritual lesson

Question 17

Neighbor

Answer 17

A person in need of someone’s help or kindness

Question 18

Samaritan

Answer 18

A person living in the region of Samaria in biblical times. Samaritans and Jews disliked each other.

Question 19

Dukkha

Answer 19

This is anything which is imperfect leads to suffering

Question 20

Nirvana

Answer 20

‘Blowing out’ the fires of greed, hatred and ignorance, and the slate of perfect peace that follows.

Question 21

Right

Answer 21

The correct and best possible way of doing something

Question 22

Livelihood

Answer 22

A job, a way of securing what you need in life.