Year 8 Term 4 - Assessment

Question 1

What are the 5K’s?

Answer 1

The 5K’s taken together symbolise that the Sikh who wears them has dedicated themselves to a life of devotion and submission to the Guru.

Question 2

Kesh (5K’s)

Answer 2

Uncut hair

Question 3

Kara (5K’s)

Answer 3

A steel bracelet

Question 4

Kanga (5K’s)

Answer 4

A wooden comb

Question 5

Kaccha (5K’s)

AKA -> Kachh / Kachera

Answer 5

Cotton underwear

Question 6

Kirpan (5K’s)

Answer 6

Steel sword

Question 7

What happens at the Gurdwara?

Answer 7

Sikhs come together for congregational worship. Guru Nanak built the first Gurdwara in the world in 1521-2 at Kartapur. In Britain, there are 200 Gurdwaras!

Question 8

Why is the Gurdwara important in Sikhism?

Answer 8

It is central in the public worship of Sikhs. It is a place to celebrate birth, marriage and funeral services. It means they do it in front of God and the Guru - it shows respect to all.

Question 9

How can the Gurdwara help homeless people?

Answer 9

The Gurdwara can help homeless people by encouraging Sikhs to give and donate money to the poor. It is part of the teachings. It reinforces the equality of all.

Question 10

What’s the nearest Gurdwara?

Answer 10

Sri Guru Singh Sabah Gurdwara